LOCATION: C14, March 2007.

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Anna and Angela: Good morning 8G and Ms Kite. Today we are going to talk to you about Chivalry.

“The sound of hoofbeats cross the glade”… *Everyone enters the stage on horseback*

Lynette: Chivalry is a term associated to the medieval establishment of knighthood. It is usually related to the principles of knightly virtues, courtly love, and honour. The word chivalry comes from the French word, “chevalier”, which means knight.

Anna: And now we have a demonstration of the development of knighthood and chivalry. A long long time in a place, far far away, we had troops fighting viciously on foot.

Lynette and Betty do the “march”.

Anna: As you can see, it was a very tedious job. But that was before the chariot was originated.

Emma and Eugenia sing: the wheels of a bus go round and round ..

Angela: Yes, it was very entertaining, but that was before horse riding began. As demonstrated by ..

*everyone sings*

"The sound of hoof beats across the gladeGood folk, lock up your son and daughterBeware the deadly flashing bladeUnless you want to end up shorterBlack Adder! Black Adder!He rides a pitch-black steedBlack Adder! Black Adder!He's very bad indeed."

Eugenia: And now we have a special presentation starring the gallant knight, sir Angela. Reciting his own beautiful poetry to his beloved lover.

Angela: Who doth show thyself this romantic time of night by moonlight ?Oh! Fair lady Augustus! My one and only sweet love.Thou lustrous mane of gold! Your fair sweet face has put me on the path of love.
You are the true sapphire.That can heal and end all thy sufferings.Your speech, your looks,Mesmerise me with your brilliance.
Grant me your love, fair lady,For I love thee so much, truly, That one could sooner dry up the sea.
Lovely one, I don’t dare confessHow much love draws thou to thee!

Betty: Oh, she deserves a sticker!

All claps enthusiastically. Sticks reject sticker on Angela.