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Fanon Discontinuity - Hal's first soliloquy, "I know you all", explains how he's not really a fun-loving rascal—he's just pretending to be one to make it more dramatic when he decides to get serious. A lot of the commentary on the play begins by carefully explaining why he doesn't really mean what he's saying.
Of course, if you don't ignore the soliloquy Hal gives, then he's easily the best chessmaster in Shakespeare.
