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=Game of Kings β Part 4 Chapter 3 Section 1 β Strange Refuge= ===Plot Summary=== <spoiler>Thomas Erskine has got the badly wounded Lymond out of Hexham and leaves him in hiding with Richard. Richard nurses an increasingly despairing Lymond back to some strength, at first with some glee and sadism, but gradually with more empathy and understanding of his brother's past actions. He decides to take Lymond to Leith and freedom rather than Edinburgh and trial. However, they become caught up in the aftermath of a major defeat for the English at Haddington and Lymond is captured.</spoiler> ===Dates=== Saturday 23 June - Monday 16 July 1548 ===Characters=== ====Fictional Characters==== (including significant references to characters not present) * [[Francis Crawford of Lymond]] * [[Richard Crawford, 3rd Baron Culter]] * [[Stokes, one of Tom Erskine's men]] * [[Gideon Somerville]] * [[Kate Somerville]] * [[Adam Acheson]] (referenced) * [[Sybilla Crawford, the Dowager Lady Culter]] (referenced) * [[Mariotta Crawford, Lady Culter]] (referenced) * [[Patey Liddell]] (referenced) * [[Christian Stewart]] (referenced) * [[Turkey Matthew]] (referenced) * [[Eloise Crawford]] (referenced) * [[Gavin Crawford, 2nd Baron Culter]] (referenced) * [[Francis Crawford, 1st Baron Culter|their grandfather]] (referenced) ====Non-Fictional Characters==== (including significant references to characters not present) * [[Thomas Erskine]] * [[Sir James Wilford]] * [[William Grey]] * [[Lord Wharton]] * [[Will Scott of Kincurd]] * [[Nicholas Durand, Sieur de Villegagne]] * [[Thomas Palmer]] * [[Sir Robert Bowes]] * [[Don Pedro de Gamboa]] * [[Sir John Ellerkar]] * [[Sir Walter Scott of Buccleuch]] * [[Sir William Cockburn]] * [[Henry, Lord Wharton's son]] (referenced) * [[Matthew Stewart, Earl of Lennox]] (referenced) * [[Henri II|his Most Christian Majesty]] (referenced) * [[Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset|the Protector]] (referenced) * [[Mary Queen of Scots]] (referenced) * [[Francis, Dauphin of France]] (referenced) * [[Lady Elizabeth Douglas]] (referenced) * [[Sir George Douglas]] (referenced) * [[Archibald Douglas, 6th Earl of Angus]] (referenced) * [[Francis Talbot, 5th Earl of Shrewsbury]] (referenced) * [[Frederick II of Denmark]] (referenced) * [[Henri II]] (referenced) * [[Sir Edward Dudley|Ned Dudley]] (referenced) * [[James Hamilton, 2nd Earl of Arran]] (referenced) ===Locations=== (including significant references to other locations) * [[Hexham]] * [[A dovecote near Hexham]] * [[A quiet gorge near Hexham]] * [[Berwick]] * [[Haddington]] * [[Dumbarton]] * [[Edinburgh]] (referenced) * [[Threave]] (referenced) * [[Midculter]] (referenced) * [[Linlithgow]] (referenced) * [[Stirling]] (referenced) * [[Paris]] (referenced) * [[Leith]] (referenced) * [[Coldingham]] (referenced) * [[Pease Burn]] (referenced) * [[Hume]] (referenced) * [[Linton Bridge]] (referenced) * [[East Linton]] (referenced) * [[Skirling]] (referenced) ===Literature=== * [[And bathe my son in morning milk]] * [[the octogenarian who planted]] * [[Hic turtur gemit ...]] * [[Is this fraternall charitie or furious folie quhat say ye?]] * [[Wo worth your tedyus synne of lechery]] * [[I wyll not daunce]] * [[To my kinsmen I will truly]] * [[Come my friend, my brother most enteere]] * [[bury me at Leibethra where the nightingale sings]] ===Other References=== * [[Vice mea viva depelto cuncta novica]] * [[in articulo mortis]] * [[Anatomia Porci]] * [[Avicenna]] * [[the Billy Mire]] * [[Master Haly Abbas Cat]] * [[like the Romans when it rains]] * [[like a corncrake]] * [[cross-eyed as Strabo]] * [[Phoenissae-like tragedies]] * [[calx in a columbarium]] * [[I shall rise and found Nineveh]] * [[elephant's head riding on a rat]] * [[the John-go-to-bed-at-noon era]] * [[mighty Lar]] * [[inverted Robin Hood]] * [[shrikewise]] * [[the graithing of blades and the polishing of gorgets]] * [[malefic glitter]] * [[monts et merveilles]] * [[lentils and salt]] * [[like a Gothamite fisherman]] * [[bellowed like a barghest]] * [[Enoch]] * [[Gadwall duck]] * [[a yard a day like a guinea-worm]] * [[the rights of fuel, feal and divot]] * [[a quick course of Udall]] * [[lingua franca]] * [[Buchanan against Eton]] * [[Loki's serpent]] ===Scots Words and Phrases=== * [[Scots Words and Phrases|cushats]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|scunnered]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|skirl]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|Dod]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|nether]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|hud]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|neb]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|nippit]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|siller]] * [[Scots Words and Phrases|stramash]] ===Quotes from Dunnett=== * [[ Richard had stooped over his brother and, with excited face, was scanning the engrossing tally of his wounds]] * [[I despised men who accepted their fate. I shaped mine twenty times and had it broken twenty times in my hands.]] * [[It was no longer a sanctuary, he knew, but the antechamber to a solitary, a desperately wanted death.]] * [[The graceless, the dissolute, the debauched, the insolent, the exquisite Lymond was obliterated.]] ===Controversies=== * [[Richard's character]] * [[What happened to Eloise]] ===Previous/Next=== [[GOK 4.3.0]] / [[GOK 4.3.2]] ===References=== <references> [[Category:GOK Chapters]]
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