Henry VI

As the noble leader of the House of Lancaster, this deeply pious Christian dreams of a peaceful life as a shepherd rather than a warrior. Though often mislabeled as a coward due to his intense aversion to bloodshed, his refusal to command troops forces his wife, Margaret, to take charge of their military efforts. After a chance, identity-free encounter with Richard III, the father of Edward of Lancaster frequently escapes his royal burdens by disguising himself in the forest.