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“Oh my God – have you heard about Thamesmouth? If the Saxons take London what will we do?” | “Oh my God – have you heard about Thamesmouth? If the Saxons take London what will we do?” | ||
“Let me tell you, we’ll wear clothes from Cornwall, no matter what you think of them. And you know they | “Let me tell you, we’ll wear clothes from Cornwall, no matter what you think of them. And you know they | ||
are imported to Cornwall, of course.” | are imported to Cornwall, of course.” | ||
“How can you talk about clothes?! Another big attack they say! I feel awful. My brother killed, my two | “How can you talk about clothes?! Another big attack they say! I feel awful. My brother killed, my two | ||
uncles and aunt, remember Gammond and Melkin? And of course the count — and the king!” | uncles and aunt, remember Gammond and Melkin? And of course the count — and the king!” | ||
“We aren’t eating sticks just yet. Well, not all the time.” | “We aren’t eating sticks just yet. Well, not all the time.” | ||
“Listen, darlings, sometimes we have to take a stand. I am standing behind whatever the countess and her advisors do. We have no other choice in these times.” | “Listen, darlings, sometimes we have to take a stand. I am standing behind whatever the countess and her advisors do. We have no other choice in these times.” | ||
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Revision as of 08:20, 15 July 2017
By the winter fire 502
King Nanteleod wars in the north, and the Saxons renew their attacks in the south. Is there no future for the desperate kingdom?
In Salisbury, Countess Ellen is desperately trying to resolve the political disaster from last year, where her daughter Jenna was almost killed by the jealous Blains.