... to crumble and throw away all that he stands for just for the king of England. If e lets go of his ethics, he loses God, and for More to lose God, it would mean he would lose all meaning of his life and he left helpless. More is a faithful servant of God and he will do nothing to damage that relationship. "The fifteen months that ... he spent in prison were borne with a serene spirit; the tender love of his wife and children, especially that of his daughter Margaret, comforted him. He rejected all efforts ... and friends to induce him to take the oath and so pacify Henry In November he...

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... third alternative. Because More's morals coincide with the Spanish (opposition in this idea) he is seen as a traitor and is accused of high treason. This marks the descent of More, ultimately ending in his execution. More's response to various plot development's see his character's values explored by Bolt. In the first ... accessory. He is an apprentice, learning what a chancellor is like. The last major plot development is the climax. Just before More is sentenced to high treason he has one last speech. In this he states that "I/do none harm, I say none harm, I think none harm. And if/t...

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