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RC 1.1

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The Ringed Castle Part 1 Chapter 1

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Plot Summary

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Dates

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Late Summer and late winter, 1554-1555 (Philippa left England in late 1552 and this is described as two years later; she spent the summer of 1554 travelling through Europe and then travelled from Calais to Tyneside. The section about Lymond says "spring was coming", presumably spring 1555. The chronological relationship between the scene with Philippa and the scene with Lymond is not clear.)

Fictional Characters

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Non-Fictional Characters

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Locations

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Scots Words and Phrases

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Literature

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  • Russia: Baptised and blessed of St.Andrew.<ref>From Sigismundus Liberus in Arbor:The First Three English Books on America, p. 319</ref>

Errata

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Other References

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Quotes from Dunnett

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  • Not to every young girl is it given to enter the harem of the Sultan of Turkey and return to her homeland a virgin.
  • Richard was looking at her: the 3rd Baron Crawford of Culter, more heavily built than he had been, but still level-headed and pleasant: running his home of Midculter, raising his children, sustaining, year after year, the blows which fell without warning, the traps which opened, the doors which shut in his face because of his brother Crawford of Lymond. Richard smiled.
  • You'll be the only divorced child-bride in Hexham.
  • For every pleasure, one pays.
  • The sleeping cold of the north, which is the mother of whiteness.

Controversies

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Previous/Next

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PIF 20 / RC 1.2

References

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