Chart A
The adults of the play are more part of the house, so their dark muted colors blend with the coloring of the set. The younger people are in lighter colors, to give them an air of innocence. Arthur is halfway between adult and child, so his colors reflect this "in-between" state. Richard has a pop of green to make him stand out from the rest of his family.
Chart B
This chart is just a Xeroxed copy of Chart A, which shows the values of each color swatch.
Chart C
In Victorian times, the men are sedate and calm, while the women flutter around them like painted butterflies. In this color palette, the men are dressed in sedate blues, while the women are in bright yellows to provide a sharp contrast. Richard stands out further as he has hints of chestnut brown added to his ocean blue.
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