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Crispin lives with his mother in their small hut until she dies, after which he flees into the forest and hits his head. The next day he emerges to find his home being destroyed by John Aycliffe and others. Later, Crispin finds Aycliffe praying in the Castle of Great Wexley, a nicer home belonging to the wealthy Furnival family, after his own hut was torn down and burned.
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Crispin
- 1. This is Crispin’s Hut. Crispin and his mother live here until he is thirteen, when his mother dies. The day his mother dies he runs into the forest and hits his head on a stone. The next day he Comes out of the woods only to find John Aycliffe and others destroying his home.
- 2. This is the Church in Great Wexley. It is a really beautiful with carvings, stained glass windows, paintings and gold. It is much nicer than the church in Crispin’s village, Stromford.
- 3. This is the split in the road to Great Wexley or the grave of Lord Furnival.
- 4. This is the forest that Crispin runs into after his mother dies and where he is chased by John Aycliffe and hits his head.
- 5. This is Crispin’s hut after it has been taken down and burned by John Aycliffe.
- 6. This is the Castle of Great Wexley, home to the Furnivals. This is where Crispin find John Aycliffe praying in a holy room.