Now it is the night on the eve of the battle, and Richard III awakes from a fearful dream.

Give me another horse.

Bind up my wounds.

Have mercy, Jesus.

Soft, I did but dream.

O coward conscience, how dost thou afflict me? The lights burn blue.

It is now dead midnight.

Okay

But is that somewhat accurate, you think?

I think it's very accurate.

I mean, there's some there's a few hints in the show.

There's a couple of sequences we shot that come up when when in sort of Burton's memory and imagination of him.

being tortured of him being imprisoned and proctor rescuing him um and um we never i mean i got specific with that in my own imagination um and i i sort of confirmed like jonathan and adam targum and schickler like we we talked about that stuff in very general ways um but part of what I think for the audience, what's so interesting about Burton is that you just don't know.

You're not really sure who this guy is.

And the only thing you're certain of is that he is a thousand percent loyal to Proctor and that he is absolutely terrifying.

like really killed him or like no i mean no i think it was just the amount of