There is one monologue who sets apart from Richard himself and that is Clarence. Clarence is on his way to a certain death. He speaks of a dream he had the night before. It was a dream of him falling from a ship into water and there he saw a thousand dead men. The fish nawing from the dead and the sound he could not stand even if the water had filled his ears. This is him alone wishing the dream he had was never there.
This was his foreshadowing to his doom. So whoever takes on this role needs to undertake the dream itself. It reflects his guilt of helping Richard to power. As the dead are already suffering in the depths of the water, fate shall give Clarence what he really deserves.
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