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English text response, Man for all seasons; Sir Thomas More is not a stubborn figure, which he may come across as, but he is a man of moral principles. The fact that he is so set in his ways of what he believes in makes his sense of self very central to the play, in the sense that it creates the whole storyboard. More is a man born in the public view; he has been the king’s right hand man, a honourable position that shows you are a highly established citizen. An appointment like Mores really does place you as the king’s public adviser and friend, you remain a follower to the king, and follow and support the kings intensions as his main consultant as a chancellor. More abuses this position by remaining faithful to the king but not agreeing with his motive of the divorce of his brother’s widow queen Catharine who has failed to bare him son. Mores personal views fail him in serving his dut