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Mystery Man/Cast and Characters

### Main Cast

Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II
Matt Smith as Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret
Jared Harris as King George VI
Ben Miles as Peter Townsend
Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary
Victoria Hamilton as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden
Greg Wise as Lord Louis Mountbatten
Matthew Goode as Antony Armstrong-Jones
Anton Lesser as Harold Macmillan
Lato w Folklorze Zagłębia Dąbrowskiego

Zwyczaje i obrzędy letnie wiązały się przede wszystkim z pracami rolnymi i miały na celu zapewnienie jak najpomyślniejszych plonów. Najważniejszy z nich – dożynki był obrzędem połączonym ze świętem służby dworskiej i tych mieszkańców wsi, którzy pomagali dworowi przy plonach zbóż. Dożynki odbywały się po zakończeniu żniw. W niektórych miejscowościach żniwiarze pracowali nocą przy muzyce i tańcach. Chcąc pozyskać jak najwięcej rąk do pracy w polu, właściciel dworu zamawiał kilku „skrzypców”, którzy przychodzili późnym wieczorem na miejsce, gdzie odbywały się żniwa. Na dźwięk muzyki zbiegali się chętni do pomoc mieszkańcy, często nawet z sąsiednich wsi. Przy muzyce praca postępowała bardzo szybko. Dziewczęta śpiewały, przekrzykując się przy tym nawzajem. Śpiewano dużo tzw. „dniówek” – piosenek o treści wesołej, żartobliwej. Zwykle już przed świtem praca była zakończona, a na ściernisku tańczyli żniwiarze. Zdarzało się, że zaczynał tańce sam dziedzic. Po skończonej pracy żniwiarze otrzymywali także poczęstunek. Na badanym terenie żniwa odbywały się w niektórych dworach zaraz po sprzątnięciu z pola ozimin, w innych dopiero w połowie września, kiedy sprzątnięto już zboża jare. Żniwiarki splatały wieniec dożynkowy, który miał być ofiarowany właścicielowi majątku. Wieniec pleciono z owsa i żyta, ozdabiano kwiatami, owocami i kolorowymi wstążkami. Drużyna dożynkowa na czele z przodownicą, (zwaną postatnicą) udawała się do dworu. Wówczas ktoś z dworskiej służby otwierał bramę, a orszak dożynkowy podchodził przed ganek budynku dworskiego. Tu czekając na wyjście dziedzica i jego rodziny, uczestnicy orszaku śpiewali. Po śpiewach następowało uroczyste wręczenie wieńca. Wręczała go dziedzicowi najsprawniejsza żniwiarka „postatnica”. Dziedzic rewanżował się poczęstunkiem dla całej drużyny. Następnie przy dźwiękach kapeli rozpoczynała się wesoła zabawa, trwająca do późnych godzin wieczornych.

## Źródła

* http://szkola.interklasa.pl/f043/latop.html
Princess Margaret

* Season 5-6
* Season 4
* Season 3
* Season 1-2

**Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon** (born **Margaret Rose**) is the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II. She is played by actress Vanessa Kirby in seasons 1 and 2 with brief appearances in Season 5, by Helena Bonham Carter in seasons 3 and 4, and by Lesley Manville in Seasons 5 and 6 of *The Crown*.

## Character

Based on the late Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon, *The Crown* tells the story of a young woman in love, whose life is complicated and ultimately devastated by the early loss of her father, which splits her family as her sister chooses to honour the history of the Crown of England rather than love for the people in her life.

## Personality

Margaret is vivacious, intelligent, talented and arguably the soul of the Royal Family. She has an undeniable spirit that informs everything she does, which is wholehearted in all accounts of her life. She enjoys parties, dancing, living life and has a flair for entertainment.

## Relationships

**King George VI**

Margaret adores her father, and vice versa. They seem to share a mutual love for life and all its riches. Her father provides the heart of their equation, who guides Margaret's free-spirited character, while she inspires her father with her talent, passion and fiery nature.

**Peter Townsend**

Margaret knows Peter from a very young age through his work for the Royal Family and, in spite of his marriage, they fall in love and carry on an affair until Peter divorces and they wish to get married. In spite of their age difference, their passion for each other and the joy their relationship brings their lives is evident and both are committed to one another. However they broke up due to various factors.

## Trivia

* Prior to her birth, Margaret was supposed to be named as "Ann" but her grandfather disliked the name.
* Margaret's first actress, Vanessa Kirby is 5'7" taller than the original Princess Margaret's 5'0" in height.
* In Seasons 1 and 2, both Margaret and her first actress had blue eyes. In Season 5, her third actress also have blue eyes.
	+ In Seasons 3 and 4, Margaret's eyes were brown (a reference to her second actress' brown eyes in real life).
* In real life, she is the only senior member of the Royal Family to be cremated.

## Honours

* Companion of the Order of the Crown of India, (CI) - 12 June 1947
* Dame of Justice of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, (DJStJ) - 23 June 1948
* Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order,(GCVO) - 1 June 1953
* Dame Grand Cross of the Order of St John of Jerusalem - 20 June 1956
* Royal Victorian Chain - 21 August 1990
* Grand Cross of the Order of the Netherlands Lion - 1948
* Order of the Brilliant Star of Zanzibar, First Class - 1956
* Grand Cross of the Order of The Crown, Belgium - 1960
* Order of the Crown, Lion and Spear of Toro Kingdom, Uganda - 1965
* Order of the Precious Crown of Japan, First Class - 5 October 1971
Dominic West

**Dominic Gerard Francis Eagleton West** (born 15 October 1969) is an English actor who portrays Prince Charles in the Netflix series, *The Crown*.

## Biography

Dominic is best known for playing Jimmy McNulty in *The Wire* (2002–2008) and Noah Solloway in *The Affair* (2014–2019).

He won the British Academy Television Award for Best Actor at the 2012 British Academy Television Awards for portraying serial killer Fred West in *Appropriate Adult* (2011), and he played Jean Valjean in *Les Misérables*.

His film credits include *Chicago* (2002), *300* (2007), *Punisher: War Zone* (2008), *John Carter* (2012), *Money Monster* (2016), *The Square* (2017), *Tomb Raider* (2018), and *Colette* (2018). West is currently playing the role of Dr Chris Cox in the series *Brassic* (2019–present).

He has been married to Catherine Fitzgerald since June 26, 2010. They have four children.
Kościarnia

**Kościarnia** - mała enklawa na terenie Starego Sosnowca, na której w roku 1853, po wykupie gruntów od hrabiego Stolberg de Wernigerode, Ignacy Niewiadomski zbudował fabrykę sztucznych nawozów chemicznych, zwaną popularnie przez okoliczną ludność - Kościarnią. W chwili gdy budowano ten zakład wokół nie było żadnych zabudowań, tylko rozciągały się pola uprawne, a obok Kościarni przebiegała tradycyjna droga z Niwki przez Sosnowiec, Stary Sosnowiec do Milowic (dzisiejsza ulica Piłsudskiego zachowuje mniej więcej ówczesny trakt). Kościarnia często zmieniala właścicieli; od 1864 roku była w posiadaniu Teodora L. Schernera, w 1875 roku nabył ją Paweł Lamprecht, który eksploatował ją do roku 1894. Mimo, iż zakład już dawno nie funkcjonował a wokół powstawały liczne zabudowania, rejon ten nadal tradycyjnie nazywano Kościarnią. Z czasem w nieczynnych zabudowaniach dokonano licznych przeróbek i zamieniono je na domy mieszkalne, które istniały jeszcze do lat 70-tych obecnego stulecia; przez cały czas starzy mieszkańcy tej dzielnicy nazywali ów katastr zabudowań Kościarnią.

## Źródła

* Jan Przemsza-Zieliński Sosnowiec Znany I... Nieznany (1992), Sowa-Press, Wydanie specjalne pisma Ekspres Zagłębiowski.
Princess Anne

* Season 5
* Season 3 - 4
* Season 1 - 2

**Anne, Princess Royal** (born **Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise**) is the second child and only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and the only sister of Prince Charles. In *The Crown* series, she is portrayed by Erin Doherty in seasons 3 and 4 and by Claudia Harrison in season 5 and 6

## Biography

Born August 15, 1950, as Anne is the second child and only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II (then: Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh) and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (then: Philip, Duke of Edinburgh). When she was born, she was third in line for the throne, behind her brother Charles (second in line) and the current reigning Queen, her mother.

After her mother ascended to the throne in 1952, she became second in line until 1960 when her younger brother was born. This is due to an outdated law that states male heirs are placed in front of female heirs in the line of succession. By the end of Season 4, Princess Anne was 8th in line of succession to the throne. As of 2022, she is 17th in the line of succession.
Camilla Parker Bowles

* Season 5
* Season 3-4

**Camilla Rosemary Parker Bowles** (née **Shand**), is the second wife of Charles, Prince of Wales. In *The Crown* series, she is portrayed by Emerald Fennell in seasons 3 and 4 and by Olivia Williams in seasons 5 and 6.

## Biography

Camilla was raised in East Sussex and South Kensington in England and educated in England, Switzerland, and France. In 1973, she married British Army officer Andrew Parker Bowles, with whom she has two children, Tom and Laura. They divorced in 1995.

Camilla and Charles dated before and during each of their first marriages. In 2005, Camilla married Charles in the Windsor Guildhall. From their marriage, she became the Duchess of Cornwall.

On September 8, 2022, she became the Queen Consort of King Charles III, upon the death of her mother-in-law. She was coronated on May 6, 2023, making her the first Queen Consort to crowned in the 21st century since the Queen Mother in 1937.

## Trivia

* Despite being married to Charles since 2005, Camilla never held the title "Princess of Wales" due to its associations with Diana and Catherine (the latter became the title holder), instead she held the title "Duchess of Cornwall" until 2022.
* Her great great grandmother, Alice Keppel was a mistress to King Edward VII (Charles' great-great grandfather).
Scientia Potentia Est/Episode Summary

In August 1953, after discovering that the Soviet Union has tested their first thermonuclear weapon, Churchill urges an international summit with American President Eisenhower. At the last minute, Churchill suffers a stroke, which inhibits his ability to govern and prompts Lord Salisbury to keep his ailment secret. Meanwhile, Elizabeth chooses to replace the retiring Lascelles with senior deputy Michael Adeane, after Lascelles strongly disapproves of her preferred choice of Martin Charteris. Realising that she did not receive a proper education growing up as a princess, she engages a private tutor to improve her studies, which helps her gain the courage to dress down both Churchill and Salisbury after Jock Colville accidentally reveals their deception.
Prince Andrew

* Season 5
* Season 3

"*People tell me I put my foot in it from time to time – at least I don’t put it in someone’s mouth...*"
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**Prince Andrew**, (born **Andrew Albert Christian Edward**) on February 19th 1960 is the second son and third child of Queen Elizabeth II. and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. In *The Crown*, he is portrayed by Tom Byrne in Season 4 and James Murray in Season 5 and 6.

When he was born he was second in the line of the throne, only behind his his older brother. By the end of Season 4, Prince Andrew is fourth in the line of the throne.

## **Biography**

Prince Andrew was born in Buckingham Palace in London. He was the first child to be born during the reign of his mother the Queen since his great-great-grandfather Prince Edward, later on King Edward VII.

As an adolescent, Prince Andrew graduated from Gourdonston, a reputed private school with a tough regimen. His father, Prince Philip, and older brother, Prince Charles, also graduated from the same alma mater.

Prince Andrew joined the Navy and fought in the Falkland war against Argentina in 1982, after convincing his mother to let him join the war.

In 1986 Andrew married Sarah Ferguson and became Duke of York. The couple soon had two daughters: Beatrice and Eugenie.

By the time of 1990 the marriage, just like the marriage between his older brother Charles and Princess Diana, began to fall apart.

As of 2024, he is in 8th in line of succession.

## **Personality**

Andrew is shown to be a reckless and egoistical man who thinks he would be a better king than his older brother and is disappointed when the media doesn't care enough about his marriage for his liking.

Regardless of his arrogance, Andrew is the favorite child of the Queen. Despite being her special child, there are signs that Elizabeth can tell there is trouble ahead for Andrew.
Catherine Middleton

**Catherine Middleton** is a classmate of Prince William's. She appears in Season 6 of *The Crown*. In *The Crown*, she is portrayed by Meg Bellamy.

## Biography

Kate met Prince William in 2001 in their student residence at St Salvator's Hall at the University of St Andrews. She attracted William's attention at a charity fashion show when she appeared on the stage wearing a see-through lace dress. They started dating in 2003.
Claire Foy

**Claire Foy** plays **Queen Elizabeth II** in seasons one and two of the Netflix original series, The Crown.

## Biography

Foy's resume includes *Wolf Hall* (2015), *The Lady In The Van* (2015) and *Breathe* (2017). She won the 2018 Emmy Award for Lead Actress in a Drama Series, for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II.

## Media

Claire Foy Breaks Down Her Most Iconic Characters GQ70th Emmy Awards Claire Foy Wins For Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series
## References

1. ↑ Claire Foy | Television Academy (July 2018)
Martin Charteris

### Title(s)

Lieutenant-Colonel Martin Michael Charles Charteris, Baron Charteris of Amisfield

### Occupation

Assistant Private Secretary to Queen Elizabeth II

## Credits

### Played by

Harry Hadden-Paton (Seasons 1-2)
Charles Edwards (Seasons 3-4)

### First appearance

“Wolferton Splash”

**Sir Martin Charteris**, KCVO, CB, OBE is a recurring character on Netflix series The Crown. He is played by Harry Hadden-Paton and Charles Edwards.

## Season one

Martin first appears in Wolferton Splash as Princess Elizabeth's private secretary while she and her husband are stationed in Malta.

## Honours

* Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (KCVO) - 1962
* Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) - 1958
* Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) - 1946
Gustaf Nilsson

**Gustaf Nilsson** is a digital compositor on The Crown.

## Other work

* *The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy*
* *V for Vendetta*
* *X-Men: The Last Stand*
* *Superman Returns*
* *Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix*
* *The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian*
* *Clash of the Titans*
* *The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader*
* *John Carter*
* *Les Misérables*
* *Iron Man 3*
* *Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit*
* *300: Rise of an Empire*
* *Edge of Tomorrow*
* *Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb*
* *Ant-Man*
* *Spectre*
* *Gods of Egypt*
* *Independence Day: Resurgence*
* *Assassin's Creed*
* *The Commuter*
* *Christopher Robin*
* *Mary Poppins Returns*
Hope Street/Cast and Characters

### Main

* Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II
* Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip
* Dominic West as Charles, Prince of Wales
* Olivia Williams as Camilla Parker Bowles
* Ed McVey as Prince William of Wales
* Meg Bellamy as Catherine Middleton
* Luther Ford as Prince Harry of Wales
* Claudia Harrison as Princess Anne
* Marcia Warren as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
* Sebastian Blunt as Prince Edward
* Matilda Broadbridge as Pippa Middleton
Aberfan

**Aberfan** is the third episode in Season 3 of *The Crown*. It aired on November 17, 2019.

## Synopsis

A horrible disaster in the Welsh town of Aberfan leaves scores of children dead, but when the Queen takes a week to decide to visit the town to offer solace to its people, she must confront her reasons for postponing the trip.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

* This episode centers on the **Aberfan disaster** of October, 1966.

## Gallery

### Videos

What Happened At Aberfan? This Is The Full Story The Crown
Hans Zimmer

**Hans Florian Zimmer** (born 12 September 1957) is a German film score composer and record producer, who scored the opening titles theme of The Crown.

## Other work

* Rain Man
* The Lion King
* The Preacher's Wife
* As Good as It Gets
* The Thin Red Line
* The Prince of Egypt
* Gladiator
* Sherlock Holmes
* Inception
* Interstellar
* Dunkirk
Marlborough House

Marlborough House is one of a group of royal residences located in central London. It was built for Sarah Churchill in 1711, when she became Mistress of the Robes for Queen Anne. Sarah's husband, John, was made Duke of Marlborough, and Marlborough House was Sarah's London residence. Although the Duke and Duchess would eventually build Blenheim Palace, near Oxford, Sarah's favorite residence was Marlborough House. Sarah was a woman of considerable influence, and her husband, a general in the army, was generally was away at battle; the house formed a base from which she could be close to the Queen, who was her good friend.

After Sarah's death, the house remained the London residence of the Dukes of Marlborough for the next hundred years. It became a royal residence in 1817, and became the residence of a number of royal family members, notably several dowager queens. The house was enlarged by Sir James Pennethorne, who was also responsible for renovations to Buckingham Palace, from 1981 to 1863.

Marlborough House became the residence of Queen Mary following her husband's death in 1936. She lived in the house for the next 17 years, until her death in 1953. During her tenure, she added a small summer house, and maintained an extensive pet cemetery which remains in the garden.

    The house continued to be occupied by members of the royal family until the 1980s, when it was leased to the Commonwealth Secretariat, which still maintains offices there.

### The Spencer-Churchill Connection

Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough was a member of the Churchill and Spencer families. Among the other members of the family are Sir Winston Churchill, who was born in Blenheim Palace, and Diana, Princess of Wales. Both are direct descendants of the first Duke, as is the current Earl Spencer, Diana's elder brother. The family also included two American "Buccaneer" heiresses who married into the family: Jenny Jerome, Lady Randolph Churchill, Winston Churchill's mother, the wife of the third son of the 7th Duke of Marlborough, and Consuelo Vanderbilt, the wife the 9th Duke, who was Winston Churchill's first cousin. Her unhappy marriage became the inspiration for the Edith Wharton novel, "The Buccaneers".
Hasnat Khan

**Hasnat Khan** is a physician. He appears in Season 5 of the crowd. In *The Crown*, he is portrayed by Humayun Saeed.

## Biography

Khan is a heart and lung surgeon who was working when he first met Diana, Princess of Wales. They connected and eventually started to date between 1995 and 1997. However, they broke it off eventually.
Ritz

**“**Ritz**”** is the eighth episode of Season 6. The episode premiered on December 14, 2023.

## Synopsis

After a series of strokes, a declining Princess Margaret recalls a wild night with her sister at the Ritz Hotel in London on VE Day in 1945, and later celebrates her 70th birthday there.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

* Victory in Europe Day (flashback)
* Princess Margaret's 70th birthday
* The death of Princess Margaret

### Historical Notes

* This episode fosters a myth about the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret that was portrayed in the film "A Royal Night Out". Unlike the events of the film and the episode, the princesses were actually part of a group of 16 that went out, mingled with the VE Day crowd for three hours, and returned to the Palace.

## Trivia

* The song "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" from the episode “Hyde Park Corner” is heard in the credits. This was portrayed as Princess Margaret's favorite song.
Gold Stick/Cast and Characters

## Main cast

Olivia Colman as **Queen Elizabeth II**
Tobias Menzies as **Prince Philip**
Helena Bonham Carter as **Princess Margaret**
Gillian Anderson as **Margaret Thatcher**
Josh O'Connor as **Prince Charles**
Charles Dance as **Lord Louis Mountbatten**
Emma Corrin as **Lady Diana Spencer**
Marion Bailey as **Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother**
Erin Doherty as **Princess Anne**
Stephen Boxer as **Denis Thatcher**
### Guest cast

Tom Byrne as **Prince Andrew**
Freddie Fox as **Mark Thatcher**
Rebecca Humphries as **Carol Thatcher**
Charles Edwards as **Martin Charteris**
Richard Goulding as **Edward Adeane**
Penny Downie as **Alice, Duchess of Gloucester**
Sam Phillips as **Equerry**
Isobel Eadie as **Sarah Spencer**
Letty Thomas as **Virginia Pittman**
Allegra Marland as **Carolyn Pride**
Flora Higgins as **Anne Bolton**
Michael Colgan as **IRA Lieutenant**
Geoffrey Breton as **Mark Phillips**
Kevin McNally as **Bernard Ingham**
Paul Jesson as **Sir Geoffrey Howe**
Nicholas Day as **Jim Prior**
Richard Syms as **Lord Hailsham**
Peter Pacey as **Lord Soames**
Paul Bigley as **John Nott**
Don Gallagher as **Willie Whitelaw** | Guy Siner as **Francis Pym**
Patrick Toomey as **Philip's Private Secretary**
Callum Coates as **Butler at Althorp**
Andrew Piper as **Balmoral Master of the Household**
Laura Cairns as **Balmoral Maid**
Ronald Moger as **Reporter**
Alex Harland as **Newsreader**
Harriet Benson as **Patricia Knatchbull**
Valerie Sarruf as **Dowager Lady Brabourne**
Brandon Whitt as **Timothy Knatchbull**
Evan Whitt as **Nicholas Knatchbull**
Mark Carlisle as **Lord Brabourne**
Patrick McBrearty as **Francis McGirl**
Mark Brennan as **Thomas McMahon**
Gerard Ban Lavery as **Fisherman**
Rob Curling as **Showjumping Commentator**
David Kerr as **Showjumping Judge**
Richard Stirling as **Showjumping Timekeeper**
Roy Sampson as **Laurens Van Der Post**
Amy Searles as **Kanga**
Michael Buerk as **Newsreader (voiceover)**
Queen Victoria Syndrome/Episode Summary

The royal family sets sail on the new royal yacht, the HMY Britannia, in 1953. Later on, in 1991, the Queen and Prince Philip go on a trip on the Britannia around British waters. Charles and Diana take a trip to Italy, on their "second honeymoon". However, Diana is annoyed that Charles invited his cousin Norton Knatchbull and his family on the trip.

While aboard, Phillip notices that Britannia is past her prime and needs expensive repairs. The Sunday Times runs a story that the British public favors an abdication, citing that the Queen has "Queen Victoria Syndrome" and has been on the throne too long.

After the article's release, Charles has to return to England to talk with the Prime Minister, John Major, about the article. He has to cut his trip short with Diana, which upsets her.

The Queen becomes aware of the story before meeting Major at Balmoral Castle. She asks the government to cover the repair costs for Britannia, but Major isn't as eager to use public money on the family's boat. Eventually John Major gives in after some convincing from the Queen.

John Major attends the Ghillies Ball, where senior royal family members open up to him about their worries. Major expresses his concern to his wife Norma and his feeling that the royal family is falling apart.
Gloriana/Episode Summary

Elizabeth finds herself torn when the country is divided over Margaret's relationship with Townsend, with the public approving and officials from Parliament and the Church disapproving. Following advice from Edward, Elizabeth forbids a devastated Margaret from marrying Townsend, who then departs for Brussels. The Queen Mother complains about Philip's domineering attitude towards Charles. Lascelles and the Queen Mother suggest that Elizabeth ask Philip to open the Summer Olympics in Melbourne so that he can adjust to life in her shadow. A five-month royal tour is later added to the itinerary, with Elizabeth suggesting he be thankful that everyone is helping him find a public role. Eden replaces Churchill as Prime Minister and becomes trapped in an escalating dispute with Egyptian President Nasser over the rights to the Suez Canal.
Annus Horribilis

**“**Annus Horribilis**”** is the fourth episode in Season 5 and was released on November 9, 2022.

## Synopsis

Between a fire at Windsor Castle and tensions in her children's marriages, the Queen commemorates and reassesses her 40 years on the throne.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Notes

* As enacted in “Gloriana”, Princess Margaret wasn't allowed to marry Peter Townsend

## Trivia

* The episode's title means "horrible year" in Latin.
* During Peter and Princess Margaret's scenes, some clips from previous episodes involving them were used in flashbacks.
John Profumo

**John Profumo** was a British politician. In *The Crown*, he is portrayed by Tim Steed.

## Biography

John Dennis Profumo, CBE, was a British politician whose career ended in 1963 after a sexual relationship with the 19-year-old model Christine Keeler in 1961. The scandal, which became known as the Profumo affair, led to his resignation from the Conservative government of Harold Macmillan.
Misadventure/Episode Summary

In February 1957, Elizabeth and Philip discuss the state of their marriage onboard the HMY Britannia in Lisbon, Portugal; both acknowledge divorce is not an option. Five months earlier, as Philip prepares to embark on his royal tour, Elizabeth becomes convinced he is having an affair after finding a photograph of ballerina Galina Ulanova in his briefcase. At 10 Downing Street, Chancellor of the Exchequer Harold Macmillan challenges Eden's solution to Egypt's takeover of the Suez Canal but ultimately agrees to military intervention. Mountbatten tells Elizabeth about the plan, and she confronts Eden after learning Israel has invaded Sinai. Eden reveals the invasion was not only planned but part of a secret agreement between the Israeli, French and British governments to reclaim the Suez Canal without approval from Parliament or the United Nations. Elizabeth reluctantly gives her support and British forces begin moving into Egypt.
Olding

**“**Olding**”** is the first episode in Season 3 of *The Crown*. It aired on November 17, 2019.

## Synopsis

The royal family mourns the passing of Winston Churchill. The United Kingdom ushers in a new prime minister, the Labour Party's Harold Wilson whom Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth hear might be a Soviet spy.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

* Winston Churchill died on January 24, 1965, at the age of 90. His funeral was broadcast in the United Kingdom and to the United States, one of the first major events carried via Telstar satellite.

### Historical Figures

* Sir Anthony Blunt was one of four school friends from Cambridge University who were recruited as Russians spies and became known as the Cambridge Four. Blunt confessed to his role as a spy in the early 1960s and was given immunity from prosecution in exchange for testimony against the others in the group. In 1979, he surrendered his knighthood and died in 1983.

#### The Cambridge Four

The upper echelons of the British security services, the government and the royal household were rocked in the early 1960s with the discovery that four graduates of Cambridge University, each well placed in MI-5, were spying for the Russians. Known as the **Cambridge Four**, the first identified was Kim Philby, possibly the most notorious of the group, the others included Sir Antony Blunt, the Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures, Guy Burgess and Michael Straight. Later, a fifth spy, John Cairncross, was identified; he worked as a codebreaker at Bletchley Park throughout World War II, and the group became known as the **Cambridge Five**.

### Historical Notes

* The Queen maintains the extensive **Royal Collection** of art, much owned for the British people "in the interest of the nation." Selected pieces are displayed along a long gallery in Buckingham Palace, and are curated by her **Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures**. Pieces of the collection can also be seen on rotating display at the **Queen's Gallery**.
* The painting figuring in the episode, Rembrandt's *An Old Man in Military Costume* (1630) was not a part of the Queen's collection in 1964. The painting was in a private collection in England until it was sold to a Swiss investment group in 1969. In 1978, the painting was sold to the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, where it hangs today.

## Music

* “From a Jack to a King” performed by Ned Miller (Margaret goes in search of Tony)
* “Just One of Those Things” performed by Frank Sinatra (end credits)
Olding/Episode Summary

The episode opens up in 1964. To celebrate her “older” days, new Post Office materials are presented to her in a way to “reflect her age.” The Queen dismisses her old age as something that just happens.

But a new era of The Queen presents new challenges and Philip is worried about Harold Wilson, the leader of the Labour party and his chances of winning the next elections. Philip believes that Harold will want to remove the Royal Family if he is elected — he slyly drops that there are rumours that Harold is a KGB spy.

And another day arrives. The Queen is asked to deliver a speech at a gallery. She asks her Surveyor of Pictures, Sir Anthony Blunt, what constitutes “early-modern.” The Queen seems uneasy about her gallery speech.

Queen Elizabeth visits an old, frail Winston Churchill. Winston spreads further rumours about Harold Wilson and states he will bring “the cold wind of socialism.” It's hard to tell if he brings that opinion because of his politics, or if he is genuinely concerned about Harold. As he falls asleep, the Queen gives him a peck on the forehead.

And with that, A new Labour government is announced. Harold Wilson is swiftly sent to Buckingham Palace and given the low-down of the rules to meet the Queen. It's tense, and Harold apologises to the Queen for beating her political preference. He talks about the ruins of the Conservative party and the two muse on how uncanny it must be to see your own face on banknotes.

At a birthday party, the Queen soberly announces that Winston Churchill is dead, spurring forward funeral arrangements and a tinge of sadness amongst the Royal Family. Meanwhile, a former sleeper agent claims there is a KGB mole at the top of the establishment.

The Director of MI5 approaches the Queen about the mole, and the Queen believes he is on about Harold Wilson, but he dismisses that idea. The mole sits within Buckingham Palace. It's Sir Anthony Blunt. Sir Blunt has been transferring documents to the KGB for years. The Queen is visibly devastated by the news.

MI5 advises the queen to keep it secret to save the face of the security service and maintain a relationship with the Americans that is currently fragile. The Queen has to still give a speech about Sir Anthony Blunt at the Gallery — “The Royal Collection.” In the speech, she indirectly references how one person can have two different personalities with stern looks at Anthony. Philip pulls Anthony aside and asks if he could do the “honourable thing” and leave. But Anthony offers a curveball, threatening to release information on a sex scandal that could be directly linked to Philip.

A textual epilogue reveals Anthony was offered complete immunity from prosecution and remained Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures until 1972, after which Elizabeth never spoke of him.
Ipatiev House/Episode Summary

Back in 1917, King George V and Queen Mary supported the British government in their decision to send a warship to Russia to take the Romanov family back to the United Kingdom. However, before they are saved, the family is executed by the Bolsheviks.

In present, Queen Elizabeth greets Boris Yeltsin, the Russian president, at Buckingham Palace. He invites her for a state visit to Russia. The queen agrees to come to Russia on the condition that the remains of the Romanovs be exhumed and reburied, since it was Yeltsin who carried out the order to demolish the Ipatiev House. The Russian president agrees to her requests.

Prince Philip went on the state visit to Russia. Prince Philip helps identify the Romanov remains using DNA profiling. He admits to the Queen that he created an intellectual bond with Lady Romsey. To dispel any rumors, The Queen invites Lady Romsey to publicly appear with the Royal Family.
Marjolein Verheij

**Marjolein Verheij** is a prep artist from One of Us on The Crown.

## Other work

* *A Cure for Wellness*
* *Assassin's Creed*
* *A Series of Unfortunate Events*
* *The Current War*
* *Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi*
* *A Private War*
* *Widows*
* *Venom*
* *The OA*
* *Avengers: Endgame*
* *Tolkien*
* *Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw*
Gelignite

**Gelignite** is the sixth episode of Season 1 of Netflix television series *The Crown*.

## Synopsis

Margaret and Peter come to Elizabeth with a request. With a royal scandal about to break in the newspapers, the Queen Mother intervenes.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Notes

* Philip, Duke of Edinburgh was an active participant in a long-standing men's gourmet society he calls "The Lunch Club" (or more officially, The Thursday Club). A typical meeting might include 10-15 members, including Philip, Lord Louis Mountbatten, actors David Niven and Peter Ustinov or photographer Cecil Beaton. The club meeting featured was held in a second-floor event room at Rules, the oldest restaurant in London.

## Trivia

* Elizabeth is petty and decides to send Group Captain Townsend away early, as he is more popular than she. The final straw that solidifies her decision is her jealousy of their relationship; Peter and Margaret's shared interest and time they wish to spend together compared to Phillip's absence from Buckingham Palace, complaints and wandering eye.
* Gelignite is a type of explosive. The title serves as a metaphor for the impact of the news of Princess Margaret's involvement with Group Captain Peter Townsend.
* Lambeg drummers are drum corps from among the Unionist (Protestants) of Northern Ireland, and are strongly associated both the historical domination of the Catholics of Ireland, and in particular, the "Marching Season", when Protestant organizations engaged in marches through the Catholic neighborhoods, celebrating the victory of William of Orange at the Battle of the Boyne.
Annus Horribilis/Cast and Characters

### Main

* Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II
* Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip
* Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret
	+ Vanessa Kirby as young Princess Margaret
* Dominic West as Prince Charles
* Elizabeth Debicki as Diana, Princess of Wales
* Jonny Lee Miller as John Major
* Olivia Williams as Camilla Parker Bowles
* Claudia Harrison as Princess Anne
* Natascha McElhone as Penelope Knatchbull
* Marcia Warren as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother

### Recurring

* Salim Daw as Mohamed Al-Fayed
	+ Amir El-Masry as young Mohamed Al-Fayed
* Khalid Abdalla as Dodi Fayed
* Alex Jennings as Edward, Duke of Windsor
* Lia Williams as Wallis, Duchess of Windsor
* Timothy Dalton as Peter Townsend
	+ Ben Miles as young Peter Townsend
* Prasanna Puwanarajah as Martin Bashir
* Bertie Carvel as Tony Blair
* Flora Montgomery as Norma Major
* Andrew Havill as Robert Fellowes
* James Murray as Prince Andrew
* Emma Laird Craig as Sarah, Duchess of York
* Sam Woolf as Prince Edward
* Senan West as Prince William
* Will Powell as Prince Harry
* Chayma Abdelkarimi as young Samira Khashoggi
* Humayun Saeed as Hasnat Khan
* Lydia Leonard as Cherie Blair
* Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Monique Ritz
* Theo Fraser Steele as Timothy Laurence
* Jude Akuwudike as Sydney Johnson
1921

Rok w XX wieku. Liczył 365 dni. W tym roku Naczelnikiem Państwa Polskiego był Józef Piłsudki, premierami Polski byli Wincenty Witos i Antoni Ponikowski, a prezydentem Sosnowca był Robert Niernsee.

## Wydarzenia

* 4 Stycznia – wicepremier Ignacy Daszyński ustąpił z rządu.
* 7 Stycznia – powołano Radę Wojenną.
* 4 Lutego – Sejm ustanowił Order Odrodzenia Polski, jako symbol odzyskania przez Polskę niepodległości i suwerenności. Order Orła Białego został odnowiony jako najwyższe odznaczenie państwowe.
* 27 Stycznia - W Sosnowcu urodziła się Janina Kraupe-Świderska, polska malarka współczesna.
* 30 Stycznia - Górnicy i mieszkańcy koloni Niemce przeznaczyli swój dzienny zarobek na pomoc polskiej akcji plebiscytowej na Śląsku.
* 28 Lutego - Teatr Miejski daje pierwsze polskie przedstawienie w niemieckim Bytomiu.
* 26 Marca - W Olkuszu urodziła się Halina Kuźniakowa, aktorka teatralna i filmowa.
* 17 Kwietnia — ukazał się pierwszy numer pisma „Związkowiec Polski", będącego organem Polskiego Związku Zawodowego Pracowników Przemysłowych i Handlowych. Wydawany był do 1939 roku.
* 28 Kwietnia - W Sosnowcu urodził się Antoni Bednarczyk, podporucznik Dywizji Strzelców Karpackich, uczestnik walk o Tobruk i Monte Cassino.
* 2 Maja – wybuchło III Powstanie Śląskie.
* 5 Maja - W Sosnowcu powstał Komitet Pomocy Górnoślązakom walczącym w powstaniach śląskich.
* 8 Maja - Na wiecu zwołanym w Dąbrowie Górniczej przez Adama Piwowara zgromadziło się 40 tysięcy osób, które żądały zwołania Sejmu RP i udzielenia walczącym w powstaniach śląskich większej pomocy.
* 9 Maja - w bitwie pod Kędzierzynem podczas III powstania śląskiego walczy bateria artylerii *Ordon* wyekwipowana w koszarach powstańczych przy ulicy Nowej (obecnie Ulica Hanki Ordonówny).
* 11 Maja - Utworzono Centralny Komitet Pomocy Górnoślązakom Zagłębia Dąbrowskiego, którego prezesem był prezydent Sosnowca Robert Niernsee. Zadaniem była pomoc powstańcom śląskim walczącym o przynależność do państwa polskiego.
* 30 Maja - W Sosnowcu urodził się Lechosław Fularski, inżynier mechanik, projektant malarni i galwanizerni, krajoznawca, turysta górski, historyk turystyki górskiej, działacz turystyczny w strukturach Polskiego Towarzystwa Turystyczno-Krajoznawczego (PTTK).
* 16 Sierpnia - W Tucznej Babie urodził się Czesław Przybyła, aktor teatralny i filmowy.
* 26 Września - W Jaworznie urodził się Jan Pierzchała, prozaik, poeta.
* 4 Października - Urodził się Borys Borkowski, aktor teatralny (miedzy innymi Teatru Zagłębia) i filmowy.
* 22 Października - W Czeladzi urodził się Czesław Słania - najsłynniejszy grawer XX wieku, wybitny projektant znaczków pocztowych i banknotów.
* Jan Kiepura zdaje maturę w Gimnazjum imienia Stanisław Staszica.
* Rozpoczęła się budowa szkoły powszechnej przy ul. Wawel — obecnie Szkoła Podstawowa Nr 6.
Season 4

## Seasons

**Season 4** of Netflix series The Crown was released on Netflix on November 15, 2020.

## Synopsis

In the 1980s, Elizabeth clashes with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher while Prince Charles enters a tumultuous marriage with Lady Diana Spencer.

## Timeline

Season 4 covers the "Thatcher years" from 1979 to 1990, including the courtship and marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, and the premiership of Margaret Thatcher. Queen Elizabeth and her family find themselves preoccupied with safeguarding the line of succession by securing an appropriate bride for Prince Charles, who is still unmarried at 30. As the nation begins to feel the impact of divisive policies introduced by Britain's first female Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, tensions arise with the Queen which only grow worse as Thatcher leads the country into the Falklands War, generating conflict within the Commonwealth. While Charles’ romance with a young Lady Diana Spencer provides a much-needed fairytale to unite the British people, behind closed doors, the Royal family is becoming increasingly divided.

## Cast

### The Royal Family

Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II
Tobias Menzies as Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Josh O'Connor as Charles, Prince of Wales
Emma Corrin as Lady Diana Spencer, later Diana, Princess of Wales
Erin Doherty as Princess Anne
Marion Bailey as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon
Ben Daniels as Antony Armstrong-Jones
Charles Dance as Lord Louis Mountbatten
Angus Imrie as Prince Andrew, Duke of York
Tom Byrne as Prince Edward
### Government

Gillian Anderson as Margaret Thatcher
Stephen Boxer as Denis Thatcher
Marc Ozall as John Major
### Other Characters

Emerald Fennell as Camilla Parker Bowles
Tom Burke as Derek "Dazzle" Jennings
Richard Roxburgh as Bob Hawke, Prime Minister of Australia
Fairytale/Cast and Characters

## Main cast

Olivia Colman as **Queen Elizabeth II**
Tobias Menzies as **Prince Philip**
Helena Bonham Carter as **Princess Margaret**
Josh O'Connor as **Prince Charles**
Emma Corrin as **Diana, Princess of Wales**
Marion Bailey as **Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother**
Erin Doherty as **Princess Anne**
Emerald Fennell as **Camilla Parker Bowles**
Dis-Moi Oui/Episode Summary

Diana makes the decision to head back to London. Mohamed informs Dodi that if he marries Diana, he'll grant him an equal partnership in his company. In Monte Carlo, the relentless pursuit by paparazzi continues for Diana and Dodi. Seeking refuge, they enter a jewelry shop, where Dodi asks if there's anything she fancies, and she points out a ring. Although they plan to return to London, Dodi arranges for a stop in Paris.

At Balmoral, Prince William experiences his first stag deer stalking. Meanwhile, Diana and Dodi find themselves still hounded by paparazzi in Paris. Mohamed stuns Diana by offering her Villa Windsor. They stay at Hôtel Ritz Paris, and after a phone call with William and Harry, Dodi proposes to Diana with the ring, but she, feeling unready, declines. They candidly discuss each other's challenges: Dodi advises Diana to slow down, while she suggests he distance himself from Mohamed.

Choosing to return to his apartment, Dodi, Diana, and Diana's bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones enter a car at the hotel's rear, driven by Henri Paul, a drunken hotel employee. Pursued by paparazzi, the tragic car crash occurs offscreen.
Hyde Park Corner

**Hyde Park Corner** is the second episode of Season 1 of Netflix television series *The Crown*.

## Synopsis

With King George in failing health, Princess Elizabeth and Philip tour the Commonwealth in his place, making their first stop in Nairobi, Kenya. Several Cabinet members expressed growing concerns about Churchill's ability to govern, prompting Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden to ask George if he could persuade Churchill to resign. George refuses, stating that Churchill will step down when the time comes. After an evening spent singing with his youngest daughter Princess Margaret and watching a news report about Princess Elizabeth and Philip's arrival in Kenya, King George dies in his sleep. The news spread around the world after his body was discovered the next morning. Queen Elizabeth and Philip return to London, where she assumes the role of sovereign.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

* George VI died of lung cancer on February 6, 1952. As shown in the episode, the new Queen was in Kenya, and was told by Philip, after Martin Charteris located them.
* The scene in which Martin Charteris asked the Queen to select her regnal name is accurate; she was reported to have simply said, "Elizabeth, of course."

### Historical Notes

* **Hyde Park Corner** is a busy intersection and traffic island located between the rear of Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park. It features the Wellington Arch, one part of Green Park situated across Constitution Hill from Buckingham Palace, but now isolated on a traffic island. Beyond Hyde Park Corner from the Palace is the formal entrance to Hyde Park and Apsley House (aka Number One, London), the former home of the Duke of Wellington.
* In the episode, "Hyde Park Corner" was the Palace code phrase for the death of King George VI. These code phrases allow the Royal Household to discuss some private matters without the risk of leaks to the press.
* The episode shows Tommy Lascelles and his aides bringing the new Queen Elizabeth a full set of mourning clothes. In actuality, the Princess's dresser had already prepared for the possibility that the King might die, and the needed clothing, with the exception of a pair of black gloves, was on the plane. Those were borrowed from the wife the private secretary of the Governor General of Kenya. This story only emerged when the lender's godson, actor Charles Collingwood, appeared on a 2012 episode of "Antiques Roadshow" with photographs of the Queen wearing the gloves.

## Trivia

* The "three monarchies brought down" mentioned by Queen Mary in Elizabeth's letter are the following: the German Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Russian Empire.
Misadventure/Cast and Characters

### Main Cast

Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II
Matt Smith as Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret
Jared Harris as King George VI
Ben Miles as Peter Townsend
Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary
Victoria Hamilton as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden
Greg Wise as Lord Louis Mountbatten
Matthew Goode as Antony Armstrong-Jones
Anton Lesser as Harold Macmillan
Ipatiev House

**“**Ipatiev House**”** is the sixth episode in Season 5 and was released on November 9, 2022.

## Synopsis

Eager to lead a newly democratic Russia, President Yeltsin tries to win the Queen's support while she navigates new rifts in her marriage with Philip.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

* The identification of bodies believed to be the Romanov family

### Historical Figures

* Boris Yeltsin, Premiere of Russia
* King George V
* Queen Mary
* Tsar Nicolas II of Russia
* Tsarina Alexandra of Russia
* Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna
* Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna
* Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaevna
* Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna
* Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich

### Historical Notes

* The Romanov family were executed by the Bolsheviks

## Trivia

* This episode marked the debut of King George V but he only appears in flashbacks alongside Queen Mary.
* In this episode, while the Tsar and Tsarina are seen talking to each other in Russian, in their private life they would have spoken French or German. When the whole family was under house arrest prior to their murder they weren’t allowed to speak in French because the Bolsheviks forbade them from doing so. However it was reported that the daughters disregarded that rule and spoke to each other in French secretly to each other.
* Charlotte, King George V's parrot is depicted as a macaw as opposed to an African gray parrot in real life.
순백고/구성원

순백고등학교의 구성은 다음과 같다.

## 교직원

* 이사장 겸 교장 : 람퐁
* 이사 겸 교감 : 랑빼
* 양호 교사 : 페개
* 보조 양호 교사 : 이장

## 3학년

* 롱 : 학생회장 겸 인대사랑부 부장
* 미자 : 미술부 부장
* 바카디 : e스포츠부 부장
* 알 : 연극부 부장
* 오후 : 도서부 부장

## 2학년

* 델 : 자유부    ~~남주~~
* 됴신 : 부학생회장 겸 방송부
* 르샷
* 멜    남장 중이다.
* 사비 : 레몬 젤리부
* 엠엠 : 귀가부
* 여섯시 : 잘생김부
* 흔 : 학생회 서기 겸 도서부    여학생이다!!!!!!!!!!!1

## 1학년

* 랑캉 : 토끼부

인외
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* 일벗 : 토끼부 소속 토끼
Ivaylo Marinov

**Ivaylo Marinov** is a visual effects compositor from Molinare VFX on The Crown.

## Other work

* *Conan the Barbarian*
* *The Legend of Hercules*
* *The Expendables 3*
* *Survivor*
* *London Has Fallen*
* *Criminal*
* *Jason Bourne*
* *Nocturnal Animals*
* *Black Mirror*
* *Rogue One: A Star Wars Story*
* *Alien: Covenant*
* *Dead Men Tell No Tales*
* *Kingsman: The Golden Circle*
* *Mute*
* *Good Omens*
살인마/엔티안 S 하로니겐

개요
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The Card : 순백의 초대장에서 활동한 여성 살인마. 엔티안씨 페어가 누구였다고...? 오너는 여섯시님.

외형
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그림에선 드러나지 않았으나 다크서클이 짙다. 머리색은 보라색 그라데이션을 넣은 투톤의 염색. 적어도 일주일마다는 꼭 들르는 미용실에서 고집스레 같은머리와 같은염색으로 세팅한다. 원 머리색은 알려진 바가 없다. 어째선지 원피스나 치마보단 정장바지를 고집.

성격
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만사가 귀찮고 사실 움직이기도 귀찮고. 그래도 계약받은 일만큼은 누구보다도 확실하게 한다. 움직이려면 필요한 것은 보상 혹은 흥미. 흥미가 동하는일에는 무섭다.
The Ludwig Creepypasta

This story is based on a friend of mine, who is mentally unstable. However, Ludwig would never do the things I mention. This is completely fictional. I had full permission from Ludwig, who thought the idea of being the center of a creepypasta was cool, with what little sanity he has left.

It all started July 25th, 2010. Ludwig had just moved to a town near Yorkshire, in England. Wirh him were his parents, and younger brother Ben. It was his second day of school. That's when a kid in his age group approached him.

"Hey new kid. Wanna play?" the kid asked.

"Sure." Ludwig replied.

"I'm Lukas." the kid said.

"Ludwig." Ludwig replied.

Ludwig invited Lukas to his house. Lukas accepted, and at 3:30pm they went to Ludwig's house as planned. Ludwig and Lukas then ran into a group of three kids.

"Hey, watch where you're going, you goon!" Lukas said.

"Shut up, Lukas." the kid said.

"Hey, back off!" Ludwig said.

"Don't mess with Dan. He's dangerous." Lukas said.

"Hey. Fresh meat." Dan said.

Behind him were two other kids. One was super skinny, and the other one was huge. Talk about a tub of lard. He looked like he ate 3 Whopper meals for breakfast.