How does Shakespeare present King Henry V in act 1 scene 1 of ‘Henry V’?

How does Shakespeare present King Henry V in act 1 scene 1 of ‘Henry V’?

In the play ‘Henry V’ about King Henry V’s reign of England between 1413 and 1422. He was born in 1387, and reigned from the age of 26 to the age of 35, when he died.

During the play the archbishop of Canterbury and Ely first describe King Henry V as a 'model King' Ely: ‘We are blessed in the change’. He talks of how king Henry V has changed from a misguided, out of control youth, into, to their own advantage a good king, that keeps himself busy with the country’s troubles.
Within the first scene the archbishops appear to be scheming and manipulative. As they even consider and then carry out to bribe the king-
‘For I have made an offer to his majesty
Upon our spiritual convocation
And in regard of causes now in hand
Which I have opened to his grace at large,
As touching France, to give a great sum
Than ever at one time the clergy yet
Did to his predecessors part withal.’
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