Act 1, Scenes 4, 5, 6 & 7.
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| Act 1, Scene 4 - Alfred the Grate A fairy comes to the rescue of poor old Alfred-not- doing-so-great....... And the sisters! Wow! Dad is as impressed as ever..... |
Act 1, Scene 5 - 1066 Yes, we did get round to it! Whatever you do, don't kill a rabbit in the New Forest - you might find the punishment rather painful! Here we see William explaining it all to Dad. Matilda, of course, finds the whole thing quite riveting! |
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Act 1, Scene 6 - The Crusaders. The Crusader went away "Crusading". He was gone a long time and his wife became a little bored. For entertainment she befriends a Troubadour! So, when hubby returns unexpectedly (rather later than everyone else!?), it all becomes very interesting...... |
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Act 1, Scene 7 - King John. King John, hiding under the table, has nothing on. (You didn't know it was that sort of play, eh!) You see he's lost it all, everything - and the evil barons are moving in. They want him to sign up for the first charter of English liberty - now what was that called? It seems the liberty will be only for the barons........ |
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