KENO AWAKENS

As the plot continues to thicken, we wonder what deceit and disguise will reveal itself in the episodes that lie ahead. In the last episode, Keno was forced the drink the poison potion from the silver goblet in his dungeon cell. Now it appears that he is still alive! Our story continues...

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THE POTION IN THE SILVER GOBLET

In our last episode, Keno was commanded by Emperor Nang to drink the contents of a silver goblet, as he sat on the floor in a wretched state in the palace dungeon. Terrified, Keno was beginning to sense that the end was near, that he was doomed to suffer a slow and painful death. He knew that the potion must be poison.  Our story resumes...

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THE SILVER GOBLET

In our last episode, Emperor Nang appeared before Keno in the palace dungeon room. With a clap of the emperor's paws, a guard appeared before Keno bearing a torch and a silver tray.  A single goblet had been placed on the tray. As he gazed up at the guard, Keno wondered if he would ever be found by his compatriots. Had a search been mounted to find him? He felt so alone and so afraid. Our story continues...

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DESPAIR IN THE DUNGEON

In our last episode, Keno had been seized and thrown into the palace dungeon. He shivered in terror as he sat on the filthy dungeon floor, feeling that his time had finally come. He was overcome with feelings of guilt because he felt that he had let his comrades down. Our story resumes...

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Imperial Castle Prison Guard Sketch

From time to time I will select a charcoal layout from Mrs. Trowbridge's journal that reflects the excellence of her work. This is her preliminary sketch depicting one of the castle guards for the upcoming episode that is set in the castle dungeon. Click here if you would like to know how Mrs. T made her charcoal sticks. It was a very interesting process. 

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