King Henry V

Prince Hal of Wales was never meant to inherite the throne. His relationship with his father, King Henry, was rocky to say the least and therefore meant that the crown would go to Hal's younger brother Thomas when the king died. Unfortunately, Thomas died in war before he could receive the crown, and Hal was forced to take up the crown upon his father's death due to smallpox. Prince Hal is crowned king, King Henry V, and vows to be a different king than his father, who was waging war with multiple nations at the time. He seeks peace instead, stopping all conflicts. However, this all ends when the king of France sends an assassin to kill Henry V, to which he replies three times with patient warnings and then full out war. King Henry V, or Hal, is a sturdy and kind man, but ruthless to traitors and not afraid to make his power known. Violence is his last resort, but treason is met with no mercy. Despite this, he is a calm and understanding ruler with sympathy for others, and a strong sense for justice.