The Prince and the Pauper、Chapter 12の要約
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In Chapter 12, Edward hears that his father is dead and that he is king, while Miles Hendon protects him from John Canty and gives him shelter. Hendon treats Edward’s royal claims as madness, recounts his own unjust exile, and receives knighthood and permission to sit before him.
起こる出来事
- Near London Bridge, Edward mourns his father’s death and then thrills at hearing himself proclaimed king.
- At the inn, Hendon blocks John Canty’s attempt to seize Edward and takes the exhausted boy upstairs.
- Hendon covers the sleeping boy with his doublet, then accommodates his demands for royal service during washing and supper.
- Hendon describes Hugh’s deception, his father’s sentence of exile, and seven years of imprisonment abroad; Edward promises him justice.
- Edward offers a reward, and Hendon cites Lord de Courcy’s privilege to request permission to sit in the royal presence.
- Edward knights Hendon and grants his request; Hendon values the boy’s generosity despite disbelieving his royal identity.

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注目するポイント
Hendon rejects mockery even though he disbelieves Edward’s identity. His response makes respect and care more important than agreement.
簡単な確認
What special privilege does Hendon request as his reward?

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