Henry V (1989 movie)
Ceremonies for Honest
by RimauSuaLay
Never his own man, a herald does as his master commands.
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Henry V (1989 movie)
by RimauSuaLay
Never his own man, a herald does as his master commands.
Walking with Monsters/Dinosaurs/Beasts+2
by Hyarrowen
Hurled into the distant past by an astrologer-sorcerer's spell, Henry and his retinue must learn to trust the solitary Frenchman in their midst if ever they are to go home again.In their struggle to return, they have adventures in three geological periods, and encounter some of the fiercest predators that have ever existed. How will longbows match up to these creatures?
Henry V (1989)+1
by Hyarrowen
Manning is the process by which a wild hawk is accustomed to its falconer. So who is being manned, Henry or the Herald?
Henry V (1989)
by Hyarrowen
There are certain times of year, and certain particular places, in which a king becomes not merely a king but also the inheritor of something ancient, and secretive, and almost - but not quite - forgotten. "This is an old rite, is it not?"
Henry V (1989)+1
Henry V - Shakespeare+1
by pelican_in_its_piety
Montjoy crosses and re-crosses the Narrow Sea in the service of France, England, and himself.
Henry V (1989)+1
Henry V (1989)
by Hyarrowen
Sometime between the tennis-balls scene and St Crispin's Eve, Henry and Montjoy begin to speak to each other in more familiar terms, even though Henry still doesn't know what he should call the Herald. Perhaps this change takes place at Harfleur, amid the mud and rain of the siege.
Henry V (1989)
Henry V - Shakespeare
by cheshireArcher
Montjoy, the herald, realizes things as he delivers his messages to Henry V, King of England.
Henry V - Shakespeare+3
Henry V - Shakespeare
by BaronetCoins
O, be sick, great greatness,And bid thy ceremony give thee cure![...]Canst thou, when thou command'st the beggar's knee,Command the health of it?- Henry V, Act IV, Scene IIn which Montjoy takes ill.
Henry V (1989)
by chiroptera_in_the_cupola
The Herald, during the battle and afterwards.
Henry V - Shakespeare+3
by cheshireArcher
1968 was the year the world went mad. France was no different. In an alternate timeline with the French monarchy still in place and the French characters from Henry V, France still goes berserk. At this point, something of an original story.
Henry V - Shakespeare
by themummersfolly
Montjoy is the chief herald of France, trusted servant of the king. But the quiet man who bears the title carries secrets of his own.
Henry V (1989)
Henry V - Shakespeare+1
by Morgyn Leri (morgynleri)
Above the battle, a herald watches for princes and kings alike.
Henry V (1989)
by BaronetCoins
“Here?” Montjoy hissed, because sometimes one had to be direct with his Majesty. “It is my palace.” In which roles are reversed.