What wills Lord Talbot pleases Burgundy.
-Duke of Burgundy
King Henry the Sixth Part I Act III Scene ii, Line 130
The line might
seem a little hard to understand at first glance, but it’s really not. Whatever
is the will of Lord Talbot will please Burgundy. The Duke of Burgundy is
speaking to Talbot and referring to both Talbot and himself in the third
person. Talbot has just told Burgundy that they’re going to take control of the
town they are in, and once they’re done with that they will head to Paris because
that’s where King Henry is. And Burgundy says, Okie dokie, what ever you
say, Boss.
Got it?
This is our side yard. Yesterday I got home in a timely fashion so that I could help with some yardwork. But after about an hour of the boss riding around on the tractor pointing out to me every stick that needed to be picked up and every spot that needed to be raked, the Okie dokie, whatever you say, Boss turned into Rake the f@!&**! yard yourself, boss.
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