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author? - Robert Bolt which character "breaks the fourth wall" by speaking both to the play's characters and to the audience of the play - "Common Man" what does more receive as a bribe - Italian silver goblet why does more originally forbid meg from marrying roper - Roper is Lutheran what is the profession of roper's father - lawyer how many years does more spend in prison for his silence - a little over a year which character calls himself the "kings ear" - Cromwell which chara...

author? - Robert Bolt which character "breaks the fourth wall" by speaking both to the play's characters and to the audience of the play - "Common Man" what does more receive as a bribe - Italian silver goblet why does more originally forbid meg from marrying roper - Roper is Lutheran what is the profession of roper's father - lawyer how many years does more spend in prison for his silence - a little over a year which character calls himself the "kings ear" - Cromwell which chara...

(a) What year is it in Act II? (b) How much time has elapsed? - May 1532 and 2 years have elapsed. According to the book from which the Common Man is reading, The Church of England "was achieved not by bloodshed but by simple" what? - A simple Act of Parliament More and Roper converse about King Henry's self-appointed title of Supreme Head of the Church of England. Why might More be happy that the Act of Supremacy includes the words, "so far as the law of God allows"? - It remains a ma...

(a) What year is it in Act II? (b) How much time has elapsed? - May 1532 and 2 years have elapsed. According to the book from which the Common Man is reading, The Church of England "was achieved not by bloodshed but by simple" what? - A simple Act of Parliament More and Roper converse about King Henry's self-appointed title of Supreme Head of the Church of England. Why might More be happy that the Act of Supremacy includes the words, "so far as the law of God allows"? - It remains a ma...