DK 3.8
The Disorderly Knights - Part 3: The Double Cross - Chapter VIII: The Hot Trodd
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]- April 30 - May 2, 1552
Fictional Characters
[edit | edit source]- Francis Crawford of Lymond
- Philippa Somerville
- Kate Somerville (referenced)
- Randy Bell
- Jerott Blyth
- Adam Blacklock
- Gabriel/Graham Reid Malett
- Joleta Reid Malett (Gabriel's young sister) (referenced)
- Fergus Hoddim (referenced)
- Lancelot Plummer (referenced)
- Hercules Tait (referenced)
- Alexander Guthrie (referenced)
- the Dowager Lady Culter (referenced)
- Mariotta Culter (referenced)
- Kevin Crawford (the baby) (referenced)
- His lordship (Richard) of Culter (referenced)
- Archie Abernethy (referenced)
Non Fictional Characters
[edit | edit source]- Will Scott
- Turnbull family (referenced)
- Sir Walter Kerr of Cessford (referenced)
- Sir John Kerr of Ferniehurst (referenced)
- Grizel Beaton (Will's "small, snapping wife") (referenced)
- Sir Walter Scott of Buccleuch
- de Suerre (referenced)
- the Nixons (referenced)
- Batty Home of the Cowdenknowes (referenced)
- des Roches (referenced)
Locations
[edit | edit source]- Scottish Borders (also called the Debatable Land)
- Liddel Keep
- Midculter (referenced)
- Philiphaugh (referenced)
- Jed Water (referenced)
- Redesdale (referenced)
- Tyneside (referenced)
- Liddesdale
- Canonbie (referenced)
- St Mary's (referenced)
- Dumbarton (referenced)
- Turnbull county
- Kincurd (referenced)
- Branxholm (referenced)
- Flaw Valleys (referenced)
Literature
[edit | edit source]- Mauldicte soit tressaute la lignye.
- To fight against me is to resist the Lord, who visits thy sins with such rods.
- God give me another lad like thee, and syne take me to His rest.
Other References
[edit | edit source]- The Hot Trodds
- Chinese Checkers
- Dante's devils
- the left-handed chosen of Benjamin
- Candlemas Fair
- Stentorian voice
- sang-froid
- a silver-gilt Staurotheque
- Quiere vd comer? Esta servido un poquito, poquito...Como esta el Señor Scott?
- Eildons
- the muckle Fiend
- Calvinist conscience
Scots Words and Phrases
[edit | edit source]Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]Controversies
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[edit | edit source]References
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