The boy-page held the tent flap open as Richmond and his officers emerged out. They had been occupied in there since the messenger came with the letter from Stanley and had not emerged for hours afterwards. The page had waited obediently; making sure that no one interrupted the counsel.



As Richmond came out, his kind eyes fell on the boy and he greeted him with a warm smile, "Hello John".



He remembers my name! John's heart filled with pleasure. His nervousness didn't let him speak so he just bowed and smiled back. Richmond ruffled his blond hair and asked him to tend to his duties. Since the page had none, he just moved away and watched the knight pass through the ranks, instructing and encouraging the men to get ready for tomorrow's battle.



John knew that he had made the right decision when he fled from London to join the rebels. Since he was only eleven he was not allowed to be a soldier but Sir Oxford had noticed the boy's skill with horses and so he......

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Title: John And The Rebels: Act V Of Tragedy Of Richard Iii Rewritten As A Na
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