the saint and the sectary

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CAST LIST;

• Ser Crandall, The Bold (Clive Rosfield) - Faithful servant to Saint Sybil, Ser Crandall is the rightful king of Camelot, who's coronation has been blocked by Madu. He is in love with Sybil.
• Saint Sybil, the Unshod (Jill Warrick) - Holy maiden, who has blessed Crandall with the magic sword Excalibur. She favors Crandall.
• Foul Villain, Madu (Joshua Rosfield) - Originally 'Vile Sorcerer' in the play, Jill and Clive have changed his title so as to not offend the people of Thorne.
• Lady Morgane, Apprentice to Madu (Urianger Augerault) - A former holy maiden, she is rival to Sybil in magic. In unrequited love with Madu.
• Ser Trystain, The Mournful (Thancred Waters) - An archer of peerless renown, Trystain is defined by his large heart, dedicated to all beautiful people — and his penchant for being so, so, sad about it.
• Ser Gwayne, The Bright - A master with the broadsword, Gwayne was blessed by Sybil herself; during the daylight hours, he is invincible, but at night he is at his weakest.
• Ser Lanslot, The Brave (Dion Lesage) - Unmatched with a pike, Ser Lanslot harbors an unrequited love for Sybil, and fights on as Crandall's right hand man just to be close to her.
• Ser G’lahad, The Pure - A shield bearer and Lanslot’s younger brother. Unimpressed with Lanslot’s one sided rival with Crandall.
• Lady Betiver, of the Silver Fuller - Crandall’s other second in command. Lost her left arm in the war, but remains deadly with a blade.
• Beowulf - Crandall’s loyal wolf hound.
• Tree #1 (Cassian Andor)
• Tree #2

SUMMARY;

The foul villain Madu has kidnapped the holy maiden Sybil, in a successful attempt to wrest the throne from Ser Crandall, rightful king of Camelot, seemingly killing Crandall in the process. But not even death will stop Crandall from saving his love — with his trusty knights of the Round Table, Crandall sets off on a journey to save Sybil and win back his kingdom.