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The king sends for Mamad, a man known for never lying. Mamad promises he will never lie. James, a nobleman who wants power, plots against Mamad. James tricks the king into sending Mamad away and having him executed for lying. James then poisons the king and takes the throne. James abuses his power by heavily taxing citizens. The people rise up against James' rule and overthrow the monarchy, capturing and killing James.
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The king sends his trusted advisor Mamad to deliver a message to the queen. However, one of the king's noblemen, James, has been plotting to get rid of Mamad out of jealousy. James tricks the king into accusing Mamad of lying, resulting in Mamad's execution. James then poisons the king and takes the throne, ruling tyrannically and demanding high taxes. The people grow tired of James' abusive rule and overthrow him, displaying his head on a spike.
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The king sends his trusted advisor Mamad to deliver a message to the queen, but a jealous nobleman named James plots to get rid of Mamad. James convinces the king that Mamad lied, and the king sentences Mamad to death. James then poisons the king and takes the throne, ruling cruelly and demanding high taxes until the people overthrow and kill him.
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1. A nobleman named James hatches a plot to get rid of Mamad, a man who never lies that the king trusts.
2. James tricks the king into sending Mamad away and then accusing him of lying, resulting in Mamad's execution.
3. James later poisons the king and takes the throne, ruling tyrannically until the people rise up and overthrow him, displaying his head on a pike.
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Production piece 3
Mamad, a man who claims he never lies, rises to a position of trust with the king. However, one of the king's noblemen, James, grows jealous and plots to get rid of Mamad. James sways the king's opinion of Mamad, and Mamad is sentenced to death for allegedly lying. James then poisons the king and takes the throne, ruling as a tyrannical and abusive king. The people grow tired of James and launch a rebellion to overthrow the monarchy, capturing James, and establishing a new system of shared rule.
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- 1. Bring me the man that doesn’t lie Yes your lordship Is it true you never lie? And you won’t in the future? That is true my king You will be a key asset to the monarchy The king sends a nobleman out to fetch the man who never lies, who is named Mamad. Mamad promises he has never lied and won’t lie in the future. The king sees the man as a key asset. Mamad this, Mama d that Beat him? *No backgrounds on the We need to get rid of him Murder? slides, they could be added for effect. The characters have the same poses in every single slide, I could change the poses so they are varied throughout the production Too messy, we won’t harm him…. for now This could be stretched out so it looks less cramped One of the kings noblemen, James was becoming tired of been out of the limelight. He decided to plot how to get rid of Mamad My king, shall we go hunting today? Great idea James James suggests that the king should go hunting Mamad, go tell the Queen to prepare a feast Yes your majesty The king sends Mamad to the summer palace to tell the Queen to prepare a feast, since he was joining her for lunch. Maybe it’s not the best day for hunting Maybe you’re right James James tells the King that it might not be the best day to go hunting. The king forgets he has sent Mamad to the summer palace, James’s plan is working
- 2. Your lady, the King is coming for lunch Summer Palace The Queen is waiting at the summer palace Ok, I shall prepare now I’m back Mamad returns and expects praise, instead he gets accused of lying Mamad tells the Queen to prepare a feast for the King, the Queen says she’ll prepare one. Think of the food he’s wasting The man who never lies? PRESSURE Haha! Mamad!! The ‘haha’ is Informal lexis. Perhaps I should remove the word or replace it. However, my graphic narrative’s target audience is teenagers, this lexis may be fitting. Create different townsfolk instead of copying the same twice. James, who has spent the last few years tainting the kings mind, tells the King to punish Mamad. You are sentenced to DEATH! James for king The king orders Mamad’s execution, the man who now feels two feet tall Move the slide up so the description at the bottom isn’t difficult to read, like it is now. You are charged under the lying to the king act BURN HIM!! The crowd shout for Mamad to be burnt. The man who never lies gets burnt at the stake.
- 3. How do I get rid of the king? You might be right this time Murder? Move the two characters nearer together or add a prop/object into the middle of the two. Beat Him? James hatches a plan to kill the king with his rogue gang of ‘noblemen’ Would you like some wine my king? Yes please James My sweet king, please don’t die….Slowly The slowly could be added to another speech bubble to look more effective, however, not one of the major changes I have to undertake for the second draft. weep James…I…want… you…to…be…king The Nobleman James offers the King some wine, but has poisoned the beverage. The king accept and drinks the wine, he starts to feel ill. The king is on his death bed and expresses his desire for James to be the king and rule Winchester. The King’s funeral is the following day. Everyone in Winchester is sad, except James, who is using it as an opportunity to show off his I AM KING JAMES, BOW TO ME PEASANTS!! A picture of the castle could be added here to make the slide look less bare. James officially takes up the King position and tells everyone to bow down to him and brands them ‘peasants’. Taxes Taxes Taxes King James uses his power for bad and demanded taxes out the poor of Winchester. new title.
- 4. You have abused your power, stand down or be captured How do we overthrow the monarchy? I’ll take you all on!! Eventually people are tired of James’s behaviour so start an uprising against the Monarchy. Due to James only having a few noblemen and no army, it’ll be easy to overthrow him as king. Add more branches off the dialogue box to show more than one person is speaking, like on the below slide. The resistance confront James to get him to back down without a fight. James, who’s currently power crazy, believes he can take on a whole army. The kingdom is ours The army overthrow James and have an equal share in the Monarchy. James’s head is put on a spike and paraded through the streets of Winchester, cheers flood the streets of the City, as well as James’s blood.