In the play, "Richard III," who speaks of "the winter of our discontent" (I.i.1) ?
Correct answer: C. Richard III
- A. Richmond
- B. Queen Elizabeth
- C. Richard III
- D. The princes
Explanation
Richard speaks the opening soliloquy beginning “Now is the winter of our discontent,” immediately presenting his ambition and resentment. This speech establishes Richard as both the central character and the play’s principal schemer.
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