What are the virtues and the limitations of Hotspur ? Shakespeare
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Hotspur, as his name suggests, is hot-tempered, quick to become passionately angry, which, like his act of rebellion, does not necessarily detract from his standing as an honorable figure.Harry Percy the son of the Earl of Northumberland, is a young nobleman who leads the rebellion against King Henry IV. A courageous and impetuous young leader, he's got a "hot" temper, eats enemy soldiers for breakfast, and has a serious thing for "honour."
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