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Lady Gray, also known as Elizabeth Grey, is a character in Shakespeare's "Richard III." She is the widow of Sir John Gray, who was killed at the Battle of St. Albans, and she becomes a key figure in the political machinations of the play. Richard III seeks to woo her to strengthen his claim to the throne, showcasing his manipulative nature. Ultimately, Elizabeth marries Richard's rival, Henry Tudor, further complicating the power struggle in the narrative.

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