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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
6
Grace Cunard, a city journalist, investigates a half coin with a mutilated inscription. On orders from her editor she travels to Gretzhoffen to uncover the story behind the inscription. Parchments are found and a wary figure vows the relic belongs to the people and to the rulers.
In a dim chamber Count Frederick and Kitty Gray uncover a buried hoard beneath an iron chair. A hidden key frees a central chest revealing vast gold and steel receptacles. The couple plans to recover the treasure and grant the victims a Christian burial.
Count Frederick and Kitty infiltrate the palace to summon ministers and parliaments. Sachio attacks. Roleau restrains Grahame as Frederick battles Sachie. Frederick defeats Sachie with a blade, then chastises Grahame and thanks Roleau before leaving.
In Gretzhoffen palace Count Frederick reveals forged royal identity and hidden treasure tale. He declares himself king Michael the First and presents proof from a sealed royal document pointing to Michael’s murder and a rightful successor Michael the Second. The ministers react as Frederick claims rightful rule.
In the throne room Katharine and the king declare love and vow liberty and justice for their realm. He confirms her as queen, reveals loyal servants, and pledges faithful rule, while a secret message travels from Gretzhoffen to Kitty Gray in America.
In a moment of shared sentiment the group of men, whether idle or purposeful, lifted their hands together and cried out in unison for the king. The scene captures a rare moment of collective allegiance across diverse individuals.
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