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Which theme is developed by Lord Stanley's refusal to support King Richard in the end?
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Which theme is developed by Lord Stanley's refusal to support King Richard in the end?

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Answer: The drive for power can have unexpected consequences.

Explanation: Edmentum

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A king Richard believe he can win the battle despite having fewer forces .

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