In the play, "Richard III," who is Richard's primary accomplice ?
Correct answer: A. Buckingham
- A. Buckingham
- B. Clarence
- C. Tyrell
- D. Richmond
Explanation
The Duke of Buckingham is Richard’s chief political accomplice: he helps remove rivals and promote Richard’s claim to the throne. Clarence and Richmond are enemies or victims, while Tyrell is mainly a hired agent.
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