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=Game of Kings – Part 4 Chapter 1 Section 1 – Forced Play Against Time= ===Plot Summary=== <spoiler>Lymond disbands his men and leaves to meet Samuel Harvey. Will has betrayed him to Dandy Hunter, choosing the location of the death of Eloise, and Lymond is taken to Threave. On the way, Turkey Mat is killed as he tries to help Lymond escape. Lymond tries to protect Christian, but she reveals to everyone that she knows who he is. Sybilla helps Mariotta understand herself and how to manage her marriage. She and Christian reveal that they have both been helping Lymond and will continue to do so. Will learns some truths about Lymond's past actions as they share a prison. Agnes arranges for Lymond to escape Threave, but too late to make his assignation with Harvey at Wark, despite his Herculean efforts. He and Gideon recognise that they have much in common – and that politics is difficult.</spoiler> ===Dates=== Friday 1 - Sunday 3 June, 1548. The assignation with Samuel Harvey is stated as arranged for 2 June ===Characters=== ====Fictional Characters==== (including significant references to characters not present) * [[Francis Crawford of Lymond]] * [[Turkey Matthew]] * [[The Long Cleg]] * [[Sir Andrew Hunter of Ballaggan]] * [[Christian Stewart]] * [[Simon Bogle|Sym]] * [[Mariotta Crawford, Lady Culter]] * [[Sybilla Crawford, the Dowager Lady Culter]] * [[Gideon Somerville]] * [[Samuel Harvey]] (referenced) * [[Oyster Charlie]] (referenced) * [[Dandy Puff]] (referenced) * [[Jess's Joe]] (referenced) * [[Eloise Crawford]] (referenced) * [[Patey Liddell]] (referenced) * [[Richard Crawford, 3rd Baron Culter]] (referenced) * [[Johnnie Bullo]] (referenced) * [[Kate Somerville|your wife]] (referenced) ====Non-Fictional Characters==== (including significant references to characters not present) * [[Will Scott of Kincurd]] * [[Sir Walter Scott of Buccleuch]] * [[John, Master of Maxwell]] * [[Agnes, Lady Herries]] * [[Thomas Erskine]] * [[Sir George Douglas]] (referenced) * [[Mary Queen of Scots|a delicately reared child]] (referenced) * [[James V of Scotland]] (referenced) * [[Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset|the Lord Protector]] (referenced) * [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor|the Emperor]] (referenced) * [[Henri II ]] (referenced) * [[Henry VIII of England|your late King]] (referenced) * [[Marie de Guise|the Queen Dowager]] (referenced) * [[James Hamilton, 2nd Earl of Arran]] (referenced) * [[James Hamilton, 3rd Earl of Arran|his son]] (referenced) * [[Mary Queen of Scots|the Queen]] (referenced) * [[Lord Wharton]] (referenced) * [[Edward VI of England|the King]] (referenced) * [[Mary I of England|the Princess Mary]] (referenced) * [[Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox]] (referenced) * [[William Grey]] (referenced) ===Locations=== (including significant references to other locations) * [[Crawfordmuir Tower]] * [[ruined convent at Lymond]] * [[Threave]] * [[Midculter]] * [[River Tweed]] * [[Castle of Wark]] * [[Ballaggan]] (referenced) * [[Appin]] (referenced) * [[Crumhaugh]] (referenced) * [[Kilwinning]] (referenced) * [[Lake of Menteith]] (referenced) * [[Boghall]] (referenced) * [[Dalkeith]] (referenced) * [[Haddington]] (referenced) * [[Berwick]] (referenced) * [[Carlisle]] (referenced) * [[Flaw Valleys]] (referenced) ===Literature=== * [[Wha sits maist high shall find the seat maist slidder]] * [[The intellect and its cultivation]] * [[Ye leid, ye leid, ye filthy nurse]] * [[And teach me to sing re, my fa, sol]] * [[Forth quenching go the starris]] * [[A woman is a worthy thing]] * [[Sew, Tibet, knit Annot]] * [[the little squirrel, full of business]] * [[Strike on, strike on, Glasgèrion]] * [[prophète de malheur, babillarde]] * [[Of paradise ne can I not speak properly]] * [[freshly dressed and annointed]] * [[Crying with many a piteous peep]] * [[The Scot, the Frencheman, the Pope and heresie, overcommed by Trothe]] * [[And as for Scottishe men and English men ben not enemys by nature but by custome]] * [[The sliding joy, the gladness short]] * [[What! Put such a singer in the soup?]] ===Other References=== * [[Cyrus King of the World]] * [[four rivers of Paradise]] * [[St Elmo's fire]] * [[Muspelheim]] * [[Hanno]] * [[Asmodeus]] * [[Peine Forte et Dure]] * [[Macarius with the lockjaw]] * [[Rose of Hamborough]] * [[Manus loquacissimae]] * [[Gilles de Rais]] * [[Duck's meat in a ditch]] * [[the poised Roc pitying the elephant]] * [[law of talion]] * [[singing ut to Johannes]] * [[the cow Audhumbla]] * [[Kassidas]] * [[free as Hosea's wife]] * [[Armageddon]] * [[Esicker than Rudel]] * [[crocodile's egg in my nest]] * [[mess at Boulogne]] * [[your man Panter]] * [[Flodden]] ===Scots Words and Phrases=== * [[Scots Words and Phrases|greetin]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|wean]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|sweir]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|wame]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|kale-heided coddroch]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|neb]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|snib]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|yett]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|gomerel]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|stookies]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|dunted]] ===Quotes from Dunnett=== * [[With the face of a Della Robbia angel]] * [[Did you ever get him to tell you of the time he carried off all the prizes at Kilwinning? Did you know, for example, that he's probably the best swordsman in the country?]] * [[Your tragedy was that the man you became involved with was the very perosn who created the flaw in Richard's maturing.]] * [[Not a saint. An artist in the vivisection of the soul.]] * [[I wish to God, said Gideon, with mild exasperation, that you'd talk - just once - in prose like other people.]] * [[abbeys brought to the ground, villages annihilated by the hundred, a nobility decimated, a country brought to poverty which thirty years ago was graced above any other in Europe with the arts of living.]] ===Controversies=== * [[what happened to Eloise]] * [[Is Francis Crawford a traitor]] * [[Richard's character]] ===Previous/Next=== [[GOK 4.1.0]] / [[GOK 4.1.2]] ===References=== <references> [[Category:GOK Chapters]]
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