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Kissing Comfits

**Kissing comfits** are perfumed sugar sweets, to freshen the breath.

After 1671, they were made as thin lozenges of sugar with musk, civet, ambergris and white orris set with gum dragon (a natural gum obtained from the dried sap of several species of Middle Eastern legumes of the genus Astragalus)

## Throughout *Jamestown*

Kissing comfits were present in Nicholas Farlow and Simeon Peck's dinner. They were one of the foods Simeon used to try to seduce Farlow. Redwick also refers to them while asking the secretary if his true intentions in bringing Simeon to Jamestown are really about the gold of he’s blinded with lust.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 2.05
2. ↑ The Foods of England: *Kissing Comfits*
3. ↑ Episode 2.05
Paul Rattray

**Paul Rattray** is the Scottish actor who played Davie McDurran in Season 1 of SKY's *Jamestown*.

He is known for his roles as Kingcome in *Enigma* (2001), Jimmy in *Creep* (2004) and Harald Karstark in *Game of Thrones* (2016).

## Career

Paul graduated from the Drama Centre in London, in 1997. Over the years he has worked mainly in theatrical productions with The Orange Tree Theatre, The Hampstead Theatre, Sheffield Theatre, The National Theatre of Scotland, Grid Iron Theatre, The National Theatre, Crucible Theatre, among many others. He had his debut on television in 2000 with the role of Duggie in *The Bill*. Ever since, he has landed small and recurring characters in TV Series, such as Darren Warman in *Casualty* (2005), Matt Branscombe in *Doctors* (2010) and Tyson in *Birdsong* (2012). He had his debut on cinema in 1998 with the role of Stevie McGinn in the short film *The Night Sweeper*. He then starred in several short and long-length films with roles such as Hans in *Max* (2002).

## External links

Paul Rattray at the Internet Movie Database
Villain

## Description

Villains are fallen Thieves and Barbarians who have decided to go their own way in the teachings of fighting, thieving, and magic. One of the most feared guilds in the realm, Villains don’t care how they kill their enemies, they just make sure it happens (and usually enjoy it in the process). Possessing the abilities to Critically Hit and Backstab, Villains are also experts in the use of the Poison, Disease, and Acid elements. Because of the evil nature of the guild, Paladins will have nothing to do with Villains. The Villains, for some reason, don’t see to be upset over this fact...
Burn Gorman

**Burn Gorman** (born **Burn Hugh Winchester Gorman**, 1 September 1974, Los Angeles, USA) is the British actor and musician who plays Nicholas Farlow in SKY's *Jamestown*.

He is known for his roles as Dr. Owen Harper in *Torchwood* (2006-2008), Philip Stryver in *The Dark Knight Rises* (2012),  Dr. Hermann Gottlieb in *Pacific Rim* (2013), Karl Tanner in *Game of Thrones* (2013-2014) and Major Edmund Hewlett in *Turn: Washington’s Spies* (2014).

## Career

Burn graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University’s School of Theatre. He had his debut on television in 1998 with the role of Ben Andrews in *Coronation Street*. Since then he has landed several main and recurring roles in TV series such as William Guppy in *Bleak House* (2005), Jaco Argyle in *Agatha Christie’s Marple* (2007) and Mr. Trask in *Revenge* (2013). He also starred in leading roles in cinema such as Martin in *Up there* (2011), Michael Jeffery in *Jimi: All is by My Side* (2013) and Mr. Holly in *Crimson Peak* (2015). He also worked with the English National Opera, and has performed many readings, workshops and development work with National Theatre Studio, Young Vic, Royal Court, Oxford Stage Company, Paines Plough and Soho Theatre.

## Trivia

* He was born in Hollywood but was brought up in London
* He is married to a schoolteacher, Sarah Beard, since 2004, and the couple has two children
* He's a huge fan of Science fiction
* He heights 5' 9" (1,75 m)

## About Jamestown and Farlow

* **Farlow on Season 2:** *Farlow is a very slippery politician type, but obviously I like to find out what makes him tick. Although he doesn't have many redeeming features, in series two of Jamestown, we see a bit more of him at a vulnerable point. Series two starts with a bit of a bang. There are extremes of crime and punishment in this series and Farlow's very much involved in that, in the retribution, and punishment of Jamestown. He also perhaps might be involved in something where he has to work with emotions, where his heart perhaps might be played with a little bit, and I think that's a really interesting side of him that Bil*l (Gallagher) *and the rest of the creative team brought out. It explores what this guy is like behind closed door. What are his foibles? What are his addictions, and his secrets? I think that's really interesting*

1. ↑ Burn Gorman is back on "dastardly" form in Jamestown series 2: "I've enjoyed playing a lot of jerks!"

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## External links

* Burn Gorman at the Internet Movie Database
* Burn Gorman in Wikipedia
* Burn Gorman on Twitter
* Burn Gorman on Instagram
Osmanisches Reich

Dieser Artikel ist satirisch zu verstehen und darf daher bitte nicht zu ernst genommen werden. Es liegt nicht in unserer Absicht, irgendwen oder irgendetwas zu beleidigen. Dasselbe gilt für heiklere Themen.

Das **Osmanische Reich** (ehemals: Türkei; davor: Osmanisches Reich) ist, war und wird sein das mächtigste Land der Erde. Seit jeher unter der Führung starker Persönlichkeiten wie Recep, war das Osmanische Reich nur knapp nach dem Reich Alexanders des Großen, dem Römischen Reich, dem Heiligen Römischen Reich Deutscher Nation, dem Dritten Reich, dem Reich der Perser, dem Reich der Azteken, dem Reich der Maya, dem Reich der Inka, dem Reich der Inuit am Norpol, dem Reich der Ägypter, dem Reich der Mongolen und so weiter das eigentlich mächtigste Land der Welt.

## Kulturelle Errungenschaften

Keine; es sei denn, man möchte Döner als Errungenschaft bezeichnen.

## Kulturelle Errungenschaften, die keine sind

Die Schrift der Türken ist - entgegen gängigem Aberglauben - keine Erfindung des Propheten Mohammed (Muhammad, Mohammad, Muhammed, Schreibweise beliebig), sondern eine simple Pervertierung der schönen lateinischen Schrift. Es wurden, da die Türken anscheinend selbst zu doof waren, eine Schrift zu erfinden, zahlreiche Sonderzeichen hinzugefügt, die es fast unmöglich machen, diese Schrift als lateinische Schrift zu erkennen.

Der Islam ist keine wirkliche Errungenschaft; nichts Neues, eigentlich nur Schwachsinn, und Frauen sind auch nur Sexobjekte.

Recep ist in der Tat sicherlich auch keine glorreiche Errungenschaft.

## Geografie

Das Osmanische Reich ist zu klein. Es sollte daher nach gängiger Osmanenmeinung auf ganz Europa ausgeweitet werden. (Siehe dazu: Receps Ziele für die nächsten Wochen) Im Allgemeinen ist nur anzumerken, dass die Osmanen ganz dolle Angst haben, weil ihr doofes Land an der Grenze zu Syrien liegt. Es gibt in der Türkei Hasen, Rehe und all das andere Geviech.
Human Branding

**Human branding** (or **stigmatizing**) is the process which a mark, usually a letter, symbol or ornamental pattern, is burned into the skin of a living person by using a hot or very cold branding iron, with the intention that the resulting scar makes it permanent

## Human branding as punishment

In criminal law, branding with a hot iron was a mode of punishment to remind offenders of their status in life. Brand marks were used in convicted criminals, usually combined with other physical punishment and public humiliation, and were normally applied on a visible parts of the body.

The practice of branding as punishment is ancient. In Ancient Rome, robbers, runaway slaves and criminals turned gladiators were branded on the forehead. The sentence was adopted by the Anglo-Saxons and the ancient English law authorized the penalty until 1879. In the 16th and 17th centuries England, the execution was carried on vagabonds, gypsies, brawlers, slaves who ran away, thieves, blasphemers, etc. The branding was made on the breast, cheeks or forehead, depending of the crime.

In English settlements in North America the branding of petty criminals was fairly common and was abolished before the American Revolution (1775). Slaves who attempted to escape were branded with the name of their master, and Englishmen who attempted to help African slaves escaping were also branded. In Puritan settlements in 17th century, the penalty was also applied on men and women sentenced for adultery or drunkenness.

**Historical English Branding Marks:**

* A – Adulterous
* B – Blasphemy
* D – Drunkenness
* D – Deserter
* F – Fraymaker or Felon
* M – Manslaughter of Murderer
* P – Perjurer
* R – Rogue
* S – Slave

* SL – Seditious Libeller
* SS – Slave stealer
* SS – Sower of sedition
* T – Thief

## Throughout *Jamestown*

Sir George Yeardley talks to Pedro and urges him to “breed” with Maria because they will need more people to conquer all of Virginia. In spite of his feelings for her, Pedro is not pleased with the governor’s request. That night, Maria kisses him and he follows her outside. She says how he always tried to impress her until he conquered her trust. Pedro calls her the most beautiful woman and they make love. The next day, Temperance Yeardley tells Maria that to have children is a blessing and hopes that Pedro follows the governor’s orders to “breed” with her. Out of anger and heartbroken with betrayal, Maria stabs Pedro in the stomach and runs away. She is later taken by remorse that she might have killed him. Pedro also runs to find Maria. They are both helped by Verity Rutter and James Read. Later, they both decide to return to Yeardley’s farm but run into Henry Sharrow, who puts them in chains and delivers them at Yeardley’s door. Yeardley brands Maria’s cheek with his name for her never to forget who owns her. Pedro looks at the governor with sheer rage.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 2.07
2. ↑ Human branding in Wikipedia
3. ↑ Encyclopædia Britannica: *Branding*
4. ↑ Sussex History Forum: *Branding as a punishment*
5. ↑ Episode 2.07
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Skimmington

### Description

Jocelyn is shamed and taunted by the townsfolk because of her refusal to remarry

**Skimmington** was an English folk custom in which a mock parade was staged through a community accompanied by a discordant mock serenade. Since the crowd aimed to make as much noise as possible by beating on pots and pans or anything that came to hand these parades are often referred to as "rough music".

## History

Communities used "rough music" to express their disapproval of different types of violation of community norms, usually issues of sexuality and domestic hierarchy: marriages of which they disapproved, the too early remarriage by a widow or widower, adulterous relationships, against wife beaters and child abuse, unmarried mothers, etc.

The very essence of the practice was public humiliation of the victim under the eyes of their neighbors. Noisy, masked processions were held outside the home of the supposed wrongdoer, involving the cacophonous rattling of bones and cleavers, the ringing of bells, hooting, blowing bull's horns, the banging of frying pans, saucepans, kettles, or other kitchen or barn implements with the intention of creating long-lasting embarrassment to the alleged perpetrator.

Equivalents include the German *Haberfeldtreiben* and *Katzenmusik*, Italian *Scampanate* and French *Charivari*

## Throughout *Jamestown*

After becoming a widow, Jocelyn Castell doesn’t want to remarry to Christopher Priestley and begins a love affair with James Read, a man below her social status. One night, during his watch throughout the presumed Spanish invasion, Sir George Yeardley witnesses James Read leaving Jocelyn’s house during night time. Days after, when she’s leaving church, Jocelyn finds the townsfolk waiting for her with pans, bones, bells, etc. Christopher Priestley explains she’s to endure a Skimmington ride because she failed to remarry. The doctor tries to stop her, but Jocelyn goes ahead anyway. During her Skimmington, the townsfolk scream "shame" and "harlot". After it is ended, Jocelyn starts crying as she arrives home.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 2.07
2. ↑ Skimmington in Wikipedia
Gallows

The **gallows** (or **scaffold**) is a frame, typically wooden, used for execution by hanging.

The gallows could be permanent, temporary or portable. The permanent gallows acted as a deterrent and grim symbol of the power of high justice. In Europe or European settlements across the globe, they were erected outside the walls, near the castle or other seat of justice. Later, they were installed inside a prison, freestanding in the yard.

## History

As a form of capital punishment, hanging was introduced to England by the Germanic Anglo-Saxon tribes as early as the 5th century. The gallows were an important element in Germanic culture. Although other methods of execution were also used, such as boiling, burning and beheading were frequently used in English history, by the 18th century hanging had become the principle sentence for capital crimes. The 18th century also saw the start of the movement for the abolition of the death penalty, but it only happened, in England, in 1964.

In 18th century English law there were no less than 222 crimes which were defined as capital offenses, such as treason, rebellion, riot, murder, manslaughter, rape, felony, sodomy, witchcraft, piracy and desertion. Moreover, the law did not distinguish between adults and children.

## Throughout *Jamestown*

While arriving at Jamestown, Verity Rutter passes by the gallows are stares at them.

After beating Sir George Yeardley due to his rage for not being allowed to marry Alice Kett, James Read is convicted by Marshal Redwick to hang for rebellion against authority. The rope, however, is too long and the blacksmith neither chokes nor his neck breaks. After being persuaded by Silas Sharrow and Alice, Governor Yeardley eventually decides to pardon Read if he remains obedient.

Meredith Rutter takes his wife, Verity, to the gallows for her to realize what might happen to her if the Marshal finds out she’s been stealing in Jamestown. Later, Temperance Yeardley also threats Verity Rutter with the gallows after finding out that she stole Yeardley's box with the Portuguese map for the gold mines of Virginia.

After the Cruentation ritual forced him to confess his murder of Samuel Castell, Edgar Massinger is sentenced by Governor Yeardley to die by the gallows for manslaughter and treason (as the Catholic spy in Jamestown). However, he’s just left unconscious and is later killed by Verity Rutter.

## Appearances

* Episode 1.01
* Episode 1.04
* Episode 1.06
* Episode 2.06

## References

1. ↑ Episode 1.04
2. ↑ Gallows in Wikipedia
3. ↑ History UK - The History of Hanging
4. ↑ Episode 1.01
5. ↑ Episode 1.04
6. ↑ Episode 1.06
7. ↑ Episode 2.06
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Corinna

**Corinna** was James Read 's betrothal who arrived on a ship carrying more maids to wed the settlers of Jamestown. However, she died one day from shore and was buried on the cemetery of the settlement by her husband-to-be.

## Throughout *Jamestown*

* Season One
* Season Two

James Read burns the bell he made for Alice Sharrow. She asks him what made him decided and he replied that he saw more women arriving. He informs her that he's to buy myself a wife to come to Jamestown in the next ship. Alice is happy for him. James promises he'll always be of service to her, regardless.

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Mercy informs her mistress, Jocelyn Castell, James Read is to have a wife to come to Jamestown, and she's named Corinna. Jocelyn seems displeased with the news

Verity Rutter urges James Read that the ship carrying Corinna is sighted off the coast and will arrive within an hour. The blacksmith fears the maid won’t like him and Verity helps him get ready to meet “his new love” by washing the dirt off his face and giving him a silk red doublet. Verity, alongside Meredith Rutter and Alice Sharrow await in the wharf to meet Corinna, and so does a hidden Jocelyn, who earlier lied to Christopher Priestley about her wish to remain in the settlement. However, Read and Silas Sharrow appear carrying Corinna’s corpse for the maid had died one day from shore. After bringing her body to the church of Jamestown, James opens the shroud to behold Corinna’s face and remarks she’s beautiful while kissing her forehead.

James Read is urged by both the Governor and Marshal Redwick to remove the doublet for it’s a garment above his social status but is spare the punishment due to Jocelyn’s intervention

on his behalf. Later that night, Read says to Jocelyn he'll wear the doublet for Corinna, for she crossed the ocean with hope and died, while she remarks he shows too much devotion for a maid he hasn't as much as met. Before Corinna’s funeral, Jocelyn meets with James Read on the church to confront him with the fact that he left her alone in the dark after their lovemaking the night before. By the means of refusing to take the doublet off, Read is flogged by Marshal Redwick. The doctor takes care of his wounds and Read asks him if he wishes to marry Jocelyn. Read then talks about how he fantasized about Corinna for months Late that night, Read witnesses Jocelyn entering Christopher Priestley’s apothecary. Mercy, who followed her mistress, says to him she expects Jocelyn didn’t wake up her out of the kindness of her heart and she surely needs medicine for visiting the doctor at such an hour. Read agrees but doesn’t share the same opinion, for he knows the doctor intends to marry the widow. The servant girl claims to have told her mistress that James isn’t mourning Corinna, he’s mourning love. Read replies he relished the silk against his skin and with the doublet on his back he was in love, so he didn’t wanted to take it off for fearing he might lose that feeling.
## Quotes about Corinna

 Appearances

 Episode 8 | **Mentioned**

 Episode 8 | *Absent*

## References

1. ↑ Episode 2.04
2. ↑ Episode 1.08
3. ↑ Episode 2.03
4. ↑ Episode 2.04
Max Beesley

**Max Beesley** (born **Maxton Gig Beesley Jr.**, 16 April 1971; Burnage, England) is the English actor and musician who plays Henry Sharrow in SKY's Jamestown.

He is known for his roles as Charlie Edwards in *Hotel Babylon* (2006-2009),  Woody in *Mad Dogs* (2011-2013) and Stephen Huntley in *Suits* (2013).

## Career

Max attended Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester. He debuted on television in 1983 as an extra in *Last of the Summer Wine*. Even since he has landed several lead and recurring roles such as Tom Jones/Reverend Summer in *The History of Tom Jones: A Foundling* (1997), Dr. Rob Lake in *Bodies* (2004-2006), Michael Ezard in *The Last Enemy* (2008), Tom Price in *Survivors* (2008-2010),  Thomas Stewart in *CSI: Crime Scene Investigation* (2011), Mike in *Ordinary Lies* (2015) and Mike Brown in *Homeland* (2015). He also worked in cinema, starring in several main and secondary roles such as Wullie Smith in *The Match* (1999), Charlie Anders in *Kill Me Later* (2001), Julian "Dice" Black in *Glitter* (2001) and Billy Byrne in *The Last Minute* (2001).

## Trivia

* Used to be a choirboy in Manchester Cathedral
* He heights 5' 10" (1,78 m)
* He is married to Jennifer Beesley, and the couple has one daughter, Sabrina

## About Jamestown and Henry

* **About Alice's rape:** *The rape in the first episode is quite awful, rape’s not a good intro, but it’s a heavy storyline. It’s a town of violence and testosterone. There’s not much joviality. Everything on the page is justified, there’s no shock value in the writing. In 1619, when we find them, that was the way it was. These women travelled out thinking it was going to be a place of freedom, and instead they were faced with adversity, and a male-dominated country, where they were only allowed to talk when it was deemed appropriate.*

* **About Henry:** *Henry has lost all sense of anything, he’s a soulless, ghostlike being, trudging through life. He had been trying to look after his brothers, then one starved, the other was murdered, and he became animal-like. Then his wife arrives, and it’s a different dynamic for him. He becomes almost beast-like*

1. ↑ 'Jamestown' Star Max Beesley Defends Rape Scene In Very First Episode

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## External links

* Max Beesley at the Internet Movie Database
* Max Beesley in Wikipedia
* Max Beesley on Twitter
* Max Beesley on Instagram
Shaun Dooley

**Shaun Dooley** (born 30 March 1974; Barnsley, England) is the English actor who played Reverend Michaelmas Whitaker  in Season 1 of SKY's *Jamestown*.

He is known for his roles as Corporal Gant in *The Mark of Cain* (2007), Malcolm McNair in *The Awakening* (2011), Fisher in *The Woman in Black* (2012) and Greg in *Misfits* (2012-2013).

## Career

Shaun studied at the Arden School of Theatre in Manchester between 1992 and 1995. He started his acting career in the short film *Groove on a Stanley Knife* (1997) as Shaun. Since then he has starred in several films with roles such as Jon in *Eden Lake* (2008) Kieran in *Salvage* (2009), Richard Lee in *Kandahar Break* (2009), Jackie Nash in *Offender* (2012) and Calhoun in *Blood Moon* (2014). He debuted on television in 1998 with the role of Heckler in *The Grand*. For years to come has starred in many TV shows with roles such as Richie Fitzgerald in *Coronation Street* (1997-1998), Fireman in *Casualty* (1997-1998), Brown in *P.O.W.* (2003), Reverend Tom Stuart in *EastEnders* (2001-2004), DI Adam Tranfield / Paul Preston in *Silent Witness* (2002-2008), Sergeant Don Parker in *Five Days* (2010), Eddie in *Married Single Other* (2010), Sir Robert Brackenbury in *The White Queen* (2013), Kincaid in *Wolfbood* (2014), DC Jim Fenchurch in *The Game* (2014), Ricky Gillespie in *Broadchurch* (2015), Steve Richards in *DCI Banks* (2016) and Sir William Wade in *Gunpowder* (2017).

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## External links

* Shaun Dooley at the Internet Movie Database
* Shaun Dooley in Wikipedia
* Shaun Dooley on Twitter
Naomi Battrick

**Naomi Battrick** (born **Naomi Faye Battrick**, on 27 December 1991; Wythenshawe, England) is the English actress who plays Jocelyn Castell in SKY's *Jamestown*.

She is best known for her roles as Toyah Swann in *My Almost Famous Family* (2009), as Grace Jacobs in *Doctors* (2012) and as Jocelyn Castell in *Jamestown* (2017).

## Career

Naomi started her career as a teenager actress appearing in a guest role on *The Bill* (2008) as Miranda Roscoe. Following her role in *My Almost Famous Family*, Naomi made guest and recurring appearances on TV Shows including *The Indian Doctor* (2012) as Verity Todd and *Casualty* (2012) as Sheena Jourdan. She also appeared in films, including *Blood* (2012) as Miriam Fairburn, *Cherry Tree* (2015) as Sissy and *Whisky Galore!* (2016) as Peggy Macroon.

## Trivia

* Naomi has worked with Bill Gallagher before, in *Blood* (2012)
* She has an older sister named Allie

## About Jamestown and Jocelyn

* **About Season 1 Jocelyn:** *I’m totally in love with Jocelyn. She comes from a different class from the other two girls. She’s incredibly intelligent and political. She immediately makes things happen in Jamestown. She’s a true believer in equality for women. Jocelyn, Alice and Verity are three fierce, amazing women. I love them! She desperately needs to leave England in a hurry because of a deep, dark secret; which of course, all the best characters have! This dark secret follows Jocelyn around throughout the series. It comes to a beautiful climax when all the women join in together. It’s a wonderful girl-power scene!*
* **About Jocelyn and Samuel Castell marriage:** *She has several beautiful scenes with Samuel. Jocelyn sees him as a true, solid-gold, moral human being. She loves that because her previous experience of men has been horrific. She wants him to do more, but it’s a completely different landscape in Jamestown. Politically, there are many dangers. Jocelyn is very driven, but that means she has to try to manipulate other people**.*
* **Jocelyn on Season 2:** *I think people are really going to enjoy this new season – it goes places you really don’t expect. We kick off with something very bad happening to my character Jocelyn; something that completely flips her life upside down and makes things very dangerous for her. Another thing this series explores is how relations between the Jamestown settlers and Native Americans definitely got a lot more strained. There were a lot of men hungry for battle, and we see how that plays out*

1. ↑ Naomi Battrick Chats Jamestown
2. ↑ Naomi Battrick Chats Jamestown
3. ↑ Transported to 17th-century Virginia: an interview with the women of ‘Jamestown’

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## *.*External Links

* Naomi Battrick  at the Internet Movie Database
* Naomi Battrick in Wikipedia
* Naomi Battrick on Twitter
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 ***The relationship between Alice Kett and Silas Sharrow –***  Alice arrived to Jamestown to wed Henry Sharrow, Silas' eldest brother. However, when she arrives and sees Silas waiting for her at the wharf, Alice falls in love with him and believes him to be her betrothal. To worsen Alice’s circumstances, not only Silas is kind and welcoming, the Sharrow brother she’s to marry is a shell of a man and commits a horrifying crime by forcing himself on her. However, Henry is presumed dead after an explosion on his boat. Silas and Alice are now free to consummate their passion, but Alice has also caught the eye of the blacksmith of Jamestown, James Read, who, unlike Silas, can afford to pay for Henry’s debt.

**Rhode Island PBS invites Jamestown residents to participate in creating 'Our Town: Jamestown' - What'sUpNewp - - 2024/01/29 22:39**

Rhode Island PBS invites Jamestown residents to participate in creating 'Our Town: Jamestown'  What'sUpNewp...

**Jamestown Settlement’s Director’s Series Returns for 2024 Season - Williamsburg Yorktown Daily - - 2024/01/07 08:00**

Jamestown Settlement’s Director’s Series Returns for 2024 Season  Williamsburg Yorktown Daily...

**Director's Series: Conversations with Christy S. Coleman at Jamestown Settlement 2024 – schedule announced - Williamsburg Families - - 2024/01/04 19:55**

Director's Series: Conversations with Christy S. Coleman at Jamestown Settlement 2024 – schedule announced  Williamsburg Families...

**Jamestown juveniles referred to court following Thanksgiving weekend vehicle crimes - KFGO - - 2023/12/13 08:00**

Jamestown juveniles referred to court following Thanksgiving weekend vehicle crimes  KFGO...

**Traditions continue in Jamestown neighborhood: 10 homes with synchronized lights - Racine County Eye - - 2023/11/23 08:00**

Traditions continue in Jamestown neighborhood: 10 homes with synchronized lights  Racine County Eye...
Satire

Dieser Artikel ist satirisch zu verstehen und darf daher bitte nicht zu ernst genommen werden. Es liegt nicht in unserer Absicht, irgendwen oder irgendetwas zu beleidigen. Dasselbe gilt für heiklere Themen.

Als **Satire** wird eine Kunstform bezeichnet, die durch eine bewusste Übertreibung beziehungsweise Überspitzung Personen, Ereignisse oder Zustände kritisiert oder anprangert. Weiteres Stilmittel ist die Untertreibung, sodass etwas oder jemand ins Lächerliche gezogen wird. Gewöhnlich findet die Kritikausübung mittels Satire von unten nach oben statt, also von den machtlosen zu den machtvollen Personen.
Luke Roskell

**Luke Roskell** (born 4 February 1997; Knowsley, England) is the English actor who plays Pepper Sharrow in SKY's *Jamestown*.

He is known for his leading role as Sean Spencer in *Emmerdale* (2011-2014) and Pepper Sharrow in *Jamestown* (2017).

## Career

Luke debuted on television in 2007 as an extra in *Mobile*. Since then he has landed several roles in TV series, such as Aaron Pryce in BBC ONE’s *The Revenge Flies of Alistair Fury* (2008), Rian in *Moving On* (2009) and Dan in *The A Word* (2016). In 2010, he debuted in theatre with the musical *Her Benny*.

## Trivia

* He studied at Broomfields Junior School and Bridgewater High School
* He's dating actress Rosie Day

## About Jamestown and Pepper

* **Pepper in Season 2:** *It’s all top secret for now but you’ll definitely see different sides to Pepper. There’s some amazing episodes and I can’t wait for people to see it. It’s a massive production so there’s lots of people around. It can feel surreal sometimes but it’s great. There’s been lots of ‘pinch myself’ moments. Working with everyone on set and learning from them has been amazing**.*

1. ↑ Former Bridgewater High pupil Luke Roskell shares his experiences working in Budapest on Sky's Jamestown

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## External links

* Luke Roskell at the Internet Movie Database
* Luke Roskell in Wikipedia
* Luke Roskell on Twitter
* Luke Roskell on Instagram
Patsy Ferran

**Patsy Ferran** (born **Patricia Ferran**, in Valencia, Spain) is the Spanish-born English actress and who plays Mercy in SKY's *Jamestown*.

She is known for her roles as Jim Hawkins in *National Theatre Live: Treasure Island* (2015), Mercy in *Jamestown* (2017) and Maid in *Darkest Hour* (2017).

## Career

Patsy studied Drama and Theatre Studies as one of her A Levels in convent school in Weybridge, and graduated from Drama at Birmingham University. She also graduated from The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 2014. She started her acting career in West End with the play *Blithe Spirit*, in 2014. After her big hit in *Treasure Island* at the National Theatre (2015), she was admitted into the Royal Shakespeare Company, where she had another big role as Portia in Royal Shakespeare Company: *The Merchant of Venice*, in the same year. She had her debut in cinema in 2017 with the role of Robyn in *God’s Own Country*. In the same year, she also succeeded in landing the role of Tart in *Tulip Fever* (2017). She debuted on television in 2017 with the role of Peg in TV Series *Will*.

## Trivia

* As a child, she attended a convent school in Weybridge, where she played her first Shakespearian role as Shylock in *The Merchant of Venice*
* She won the 2014 Critics’ Circle Theatre Award for Most Promising Newcomer for *Treasure Island*.
* She was born in Spain to Spanish parents but grew up in England, therefore she isn’t fluent in her parent’s mother language.

## Gallery

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## External Links

* Patsy Ferran at the Internet Movie Database
* Patsy Ferran at the Royal Shakespeare Company
* Patsy Ferran on Twitter
Ridgewater

**Ridgewater** is a sand and gravel pit located on the Chickahominy River, not far from Jamestown settlement.

## Throughout *Jamestown*

When Maria escapes Sir George Yeardley’s farm, she runs through Ridgewater .

Christopher Priestley challenges James Read for a duel because of the blacksmith’s affair with Jocelyn Castell, which he believes to be the reason why Jocelyn won’t marry him. He arranges the duel to be held at Ridgewater at dusk. Read eventually agrees to meet him after the doctor threatens to expose his affair. However, the blacksmith does not wish to fight once he arrives at Ridgewater. Christopher demands him to because he needs to restore his honor. James eventually fights Christopher and bests him with a single blow of his sword and without harming the doctor. He claims that Christopher has his honor and is the only man in Jamestown that does .

## References

1. ↑ Episode 2.08
2. ↑ Episode 2.07
3. ↑ Episode 2.08
Season 3

**Season Three** of ***Jamestown*** is eight episodes long. It premiered on April 26, 2019 on Sky One at 9 p.m.. The renewal of *Jamestown* for a third season was announced by Sky One on March 23, 2018. It was revealed to be the final season of the series on March 12, 2019.

## Plot

Virginia, 1622. In the show’s third and final season, with trade booming and the tobacco farms established, the settlers’ pioneering aspiration soon clashes with reality as they begin to strive for more than new lives – now they crave control and power. The flourishing community creates new tensions between the English and the Pamunkey, and with politics rife in the air, the idealism of the New World is tested. As Yeardley’s thirst for power grows, can he handle the consequences? And how far will Opechancanough go to protect his native land?

## Cast

* Matt Stokoe as James Read (8/8 episodes)
* Sophie Rundle as Alice Sharrow (1/8 episodes)
* Niamh Walsh as Verity Rutter (8/8 episodes)
* Max Beesley as Henry Sharrow (8/8 episodes)
* Stuart Martin as Silas Sharrow (8/8 episodes)
* Jason Flemyngas Sir George Yeardley (8/8 episodes)
* Kalani Queypo as Chacrow (8/8 episodes)
* Claire Cox as Temperance Yeardley (8/8 episodes)
* Dean Lennox Kelly as Meredith Rutter (8/8 episodes)
* Steven Waddington as Marshal Redwick (8/8 episodes)
* Burn Gorman as Secretary Farlow (1/8 episodes)
* Ben Starr as Dr Christopher Priestley (8/8 episodes)
* Patsy Ferran as Mercy (8/8 episodes)
* Abubakar Salim as Pedro (7/8 episodes)
* Abiola Ogunbiyi as Maria (7/8 episodes)
* Ben Batt as Willmus Crabtree (8/8 episodes)

Recurring Cast* Rachel Colwell as Winganuske (6/8 episodes)
* Raoul Max Trujillo as Opechancanough (5/8 episodes)
* Harry Grasby as Tamlin Appleday (4/8 episodes)

Off-screen Characters* King James of England (8/8 episodes)

## Crew

Directors* John Alexander (?/8 episodes)
* Nigel Marchant – executive producer (8/8 episodes)
* Anne Mensah – executive producer (8/8 episodes)
* Gareth Neame – executive producer (8/8 episodes)
* Richard Fell - executive producer (8/8 episodes)
* Sue de Beauvoir – co-executive producer (8/8 episodes)

## Episodes

Episode 1Episode 2Episode 3Episode 4Episode 5Episode 6Episode 7Episode 8

## Season Promotional Photos

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## Behind the Scenes Photos

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## Season Promotional Videos

Jamestown Series 3 Starts 26 AprilNaomi Battrick, Niamh Walsh, Abiola Ogunbiyi & Claire Cox on Jamestown Season 3-1559512088Luke Roskell, Stuart Martin & Ben Starr on Jamestown Season 3-1
## Trivia

* All season was filmed in Hungary even though the scenery takes place in 17th century Virgini
* Two main character (Nicholas Farlow and Pedro) were killed off this season
* Alice Sharrow left Jamestown and returned to England early in the season
* Sky One decided to cancel Jamestown and therefore Season 3 is the final season of the series

## References

1. ↑ Jamestown UK TV Premiere Date Information
2. ↑ Jamestown renewed for Season 3 to premiere in 2019
3. ↑ Jamestown Official - Season 3 is confirmed!
4. ↑ Sky One Sets Premiere Date For ‘Jamestown’ Season 3
NPD

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## Allgemeines

### Stellvertr. Vorsitzender

* Thorsten Heise
* Stefan Köster
* Ronny Zasowk (klingt auch übelst deutsch)

### Ausrichtung

so rechts, dass es im Bundestag gar keinen Platz mehr dafür gibt

## Aktuelles

### Bedeutung in der Weltpolitik

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Das **„NPD“** im Parteinamen kann vieles bedeuten, doch um das ein für alle Mal richtigzustellen: Es steht für „Nazis plaudern Dummheiten“.

## Geschichte

Die NPD entstand aus der NSDAP, der Partei unseres Onkels Adolf. Sie wird vom Verfassungsschutz beobachtet (man könnte fast meinen, sie sei ein Prüffall), weil sie vielleicht rechtsextreme und/oder verfassungsfeindliche Inhalte haben könnte. Egal, zurück zur Geschichte. Sie ging also aus der NSDAP hervor und verbreitet seitdem Nazi-Hetze in Deutschland. Ende der Geschichte.
Vadda unsa

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Das **Vadda unsa** ist so ein Gebet, was die Christen da immer sprechen. Der Zweck ist und bleibt unbekannt,mal so nebenbei warum macht man das?Der Vadda antwortet doch eh nicht.Reine Zeitverschwendung.Es gibt auch verschiedene versionen davon.Also welche ist die richtige?Dieses Gebet scheint ja sogar so wichtig zu sein das man das in der Schule lernt und wieder vergisst.Würde man irgendwen auf der Straße fragen der nicht jeden Tag zur Kirche rennt um seine Sünden zu besprechen und zu beten dann würde man keine Antwort bekommen ausser das hatte ich mal,keine Ahnung.

Das müsste man echt mal Erklären was das ist dieses ominöse Gebet.
MGI

Das **MGI** - Mega Galaktisches Imperium - ist eine Partei von Diktator Palpatine. Ihr Ziel ist es, die Galaxis zu unterjochen.

## Vorsitzende

* Palpatine (Vorsitzender, Imperator)
* Tarkin (Grossmoff)
* Darth Vader (früher Anakin Skywalker; stellvertretender Vorsitzender)
* Gross-Inquisitor (Anführer der Inquisitoren)
* 2. Schwester
* 5. Bruder

## Armeen

* Sturmtruppen (Hauptarmee)
* Sandtruppen (Einsatz in Wüsten)
* Inquisitoren (Jäger)
* Todestruppen (Elite)
* Strandtruppen (Einsatz an Stränden und/oder der Nordseeküste)
Jason Flemyng

**Jason Flemyng** (born **Jason Iain Flemyng**; 25 September 1966; London, England) is the English actor who plays Sir George Yeardley in SKY's *Jamestown*.

He is known for his roles as Tom in *Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels* (1998), Dr. Henry Jekyll / Edward Hyde in *The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen* (2003) and Father in *The Curious Case of Benjamin Button* (2008).

## Career

Jason graduated from London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art in the early 1990's. Following his graduation from LAMDA, he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company. He debuted on television in 1991 with the role of John Merrygrove in *Rich Tea and Sympathy*. Ever since he has starred in many TV series with main and recurring roles such as Dr. David Neill in *Doctor Finlay* (1993-1994), Lawrence Redding in *Agatha Christie’s Marple* (2004), Danny Quinn in *Primeval* (2009-2011), Mark Walsh in *The Missing* (2014), George Mayhew in *SS-GB* (2017) and Tam in *Save Me* (2018). He also landed lead and secondary roles in several films such as Gregory in *Stealing Beauty* (1996), Alec D'Urberville in *Tess of the D'Urbervilles* (1998), Darren in *Snatch* (2000), Netley, the Coachman in *From Hell* (2000), Dimitri in *Transporter 2* (2005), Primus in *Stardust* (2007), Malachi in *Solomon Kane* (2009), Lobby Goon in *Kick-Ass* (2010), Calibos / Acrisius in *Clash of the Titans* (2010), Sebastian in *Hanna* (2011), Azazel in *X: First Class* (2011) and Joe Gargery in *Great Expectations* (2012).

## Trivia

* He's fluent in French
* He enjoys long-distance running and has completed several marathons
* He once worked as a bartender
* He heights 6' 1" (1,85 m)
* He’s married to Elly Fairman since 2008

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## External links

* Jason Flemyng at the Internet Movie Database
* Jason Flemyng in Wikipedia
* Jason Flemyng on Instagram
Liste der widerlichsten Länder und Bundesländer

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Dies ist eine satirische **Liste der widerlichsten Länder und Bundesländer**:

## Liste der widerlichsten Bundesländer Deutschlands (aus westdeutscher Perspektive)

1. Sachsen
2. Sachsen-Anhalt
3. Brandenburg
4. Thüringen
5. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

## Allgemein und objektiv betrachtet (weltweit verbreitete Ansicht)

1. Bayern
2. Bayern
3. Bayern\*

\*Dies bezieht sich ausdrücklich nur auf das reinrassige Bayern, Franken ist selbstverständlich nicht gemeint, ausgenommen natürlich von Markus Söder

## Liste der widerlichsten Länder der Welt

1. Tschechien
2. Polen
3. USA
Tony Pitts

**Tony Pitts** (born **Anthony Pitts**, 10 October 1962; Sheffield, England) is the English actor and screenwriter who played Edgar Massinger in SKY's *Jamestown*.

He is known for his roles as Archie Brooks in *Emmerdale Farm* (1983-1993), Sergeant Martin in *War Horse* (2011), Major Crimes Detective in *Triple 9* (2016) and Captain Pterro in *Rogue One: A Star Wars Story* (2016).

## Career

Tony decided he wanted to become an actor during his time in Stannington College, when Sheffield Barry Hines was looking for extras for his upcoming drama, *Looks and Smiles* (1981). Tony was casted and soon upgraded to a bigger role in the production, landing the role of Alan Wright. Since then he has starred in several films with roles such as Roger in *Powder* (2011), Keith in *Hyena* (2014) and Col in *Away* (2016). He debuted on television in 1984 with the role of Roy Bates in the TV Series *Play for Today*. In the following years, he has landed several main and recurring roles in TV series, such as Chris Riley in *The Bill* (1999), Red in *Dead Man Weds* (2005), Ted in *The Gemma Factor* (2010), DS Kevin Balshaw in *Silent Witness* (2011), Adrian Scott in *Scott & Bailey* (2011-2013), CS Hargreaves in *Line of Duty* (2014-2017) and Sergeant Moss in *Peaky Blinders* (2013-2017).

## Trivia

* He originally intended to become a physician but end up working as a car mechanic in his early career
* He heights 6' (1,83 m)

## Gallery

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## External links

* Tony Pitts at the Internet Movie Database
* Tony Pitts in Wikipedia
Kaiser Manuel I

## Biographie

### Vor der Krönung

Unser gnädiger Kaiser Manuel I wurde vor einer sehr langen Zeit geboren. Er war ein einfacher Junge mit hohen Zielen, denn er wollte alles besitzen, was geht. Nachdem er seine Schule perfekt abgeschlossen hatte, widmete er sich der deutschen Politik und sorgte für einen Umbruch im Land. Auf einmal ging es in der Corona-Politik richtig gut voran. Er gründete nach seinen politischen Erfolgen seine eigene Partei. Die Partei des Mopsens. Diese vertrat neue Ansichten, die es vorher noch nicht wirklich gab. Und sie benachteiligten kaum jemanden. Vier Jahre später löste er den Olaf als Kanzler ab und entschied, dass die Diskussionen im Bundestag eh zu nichts führten, weshalb er eine Monarchie gründete. Er sitzt unangefochten auf seinem Thron.

### Seine Regierungsart und Erfolge

Seine Spione sind überall, aber niemand kann sie enttarnen, da sie so gut ausgebildet sind. Seine Armee lässt andere Nationen erzittern, wenn sie hören, dass der Kaiser schlecht geschlafen hat. Allerdings hat der Kaiser auch viel Gutes getan. Er hat das Militär aus der Versenkung geholt und den Fortschritt vorangetrieben. Außerdem hat er ein Projekt zur Waisenunterstützung in anderen Ländern finanziert und sie dadurch zum Erfolg geführt. Er war außerdem an vielen Konflikten als Stimme der Vernunft beteiligt, was die Menschen nicht vergessen haben.

### Gerüchte

Allerdings wird bei Hofe geflüstert, dass der Kaiser langsam in den Wahnsinn abrutscht und ihm nur noch die Macht was bedeutet. Außerdem gibt es Gerüchte über einen Widerstand, die von seinen Beratern und Diplomaten versucht werden, zum Verstummen zu bringen. Allerdings erfolglos. Er findet aber Stück für Stück die Verschwörer und holt sich brutal Informationen. Um seine politischen Erfolge ranken sich auch Gerüchte von Bestechungen und Drohungen. Diese Gerüchte konnten aber nie bewiesen werden.

## Trivia

* Kaiser Manuel I hat keinen Thronerben
* Der Kaiser sieht viel jünger aus, als er ist und wird als durchaus attraktiv beschrieben
* Der Kaiser führt immer heimlich ein Schwert unter seiner kaiserlichen Robe mit
* Man munkelt, dass sich die Beziehungen zu Frankreich sehr verschlechtern werden
Seite ohne Sinn

Die **Seite ohne Sinn** dient nur dazu, die Seitenzahlzahl hoch zu treiben. FUCK! Jetzt hat sie ja einen Sinn. Also ist der Name inkorrekt oder dieser Text hier. Egal. Ist halt so. Was soll man machen? Die Seite einfach löschen? HAHAHAHAHAHA das wäre viel zu einfach. Ich glaube, ich sollte das Kiffen auf nach dem Bearbeiten verlegen.
Sophie Rundle

**Sophie Rundle** (born 21 April 1988; Bournemouth, England) is the English actress who plays Alice Sharrow in SKY's *Jamestown*.

She is best known for her roles as Ada Shelby in *Peaky Blinders* (2013-present), Lucy in *The Bletchley Circle* (2012-2014) and as Labia in *Episodes* (2012).

## Career

Sophie graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 2011 with a BA in Acting. She started her career as Heather in the English horror comedy film *Small Town Folk* in 2007. She landed roles as recurring character in several TV series, such as Roberta Maioni in Julian Fellowes' Titanic (2012) and Kirsten McAskill as *Happy Valley* (2014). She also had leading roles in several productions such as Jenny in *Not Safe for Work* (2015) and Steph Kirke in *Brief Encounters* (2016). Alongside television and film, she’s also a theater actress with roles as Bunty Mainwaring in Stephen Unwin’s production of Nöel Coward’s *The Vortex* (February 2013), and as Lucia Kos in *3 Winters* of Tena Štivičić (December 2014).

## Trivia

* She went to Bournemouth School for Girls
* Has appeared in two Charles Dickens adaptations: *Great Expectations* (2012) and *Dickensian* (2015).
* She has two brothers, James and Henry.
* She heights 5' 5" (1,65 m)

## About Jamestown and Alice

* **About Alice on Season 1:** *The three women are still key to the story, and face many of the same challenges as before. It’s not actually that long since they arrived, and this is still the same hard, violent world. So it’s about their struggle to establish their place in this bold new world and fight to survive. At the end of last series, my character Alice became pregnant, so motherhood is her next big thing. We explore how that experience fundamentally changes a woman, and see how Alice juggles this new role with the awful things that she went through in the first series and all the difficulties of life in Jamestown**.*
* **Alice on Season 2:** *Alice is the first one to fulfill what these women all came over for – to start a new life and create new bloodlines. That’s what she wanted, but it brings a whole new set of problems. Alice has to consider that perhaps something is going on with Silas,” Sophie explains. “How honest is he being with her? How are their lives going to be, going forward? Has she really got the happy ever after that she dreamed of..?*

1. ↑ Transported to 17th-century Virginia: an interview with the women of ‘Jamestown’
2. ↑ Jamestown star Sophie Rundle: ‘Alice is the first one to fulfill what these women all came over for’

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## External links

* Sophie Rundle at the Internet Movie Database
* Sophie Rundle in Wikipedia
* Sophie Rundle on Twitter
* Sophie Rundle on Instagram