It can be inferred that the statement that expresses Prince Henry's conflicting motivations about his father is: "Prince Henry is motivated to forgive his father and to blame him." (Option C)
The above story is named "Henry IV". The comedy is fast-paced, rowdy, and witty, and it revolves around Falstaff and the other rogues in the Boar's Head Tavern.
Significant conflict The Percy family, aided by the fiery temper of the young aristocrat Hotspur, plots to depose Henry IV, the reigning monarch of England.
Prince Hal, sometimes known as Harry Monmouth, is a fictitious character based on the English monarch who first appears in William Shakespeare's play Henry IV, Part 1 as a reckless, fun-loving adolescent.
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Full Question:
Which statement best expresses Prince Henry's conflicting motivations about his father?
A.
Prince Henry is motivated to express sadness for his father and to keep his feelings to himself.
B.
Prince Henry is motivated to visit his father and also to keep his distance.
C.
Prince Henry is motivated to forgive his father and to blame him.
D.
Prince Henry is motivated to express anger towards his father and to feel sorry for him.
