The Prince and the Pauper: Key Events

The video tutorial covers scenes from 'The Prince and the Pauper' by Joel and Bland. It begins with an introduction to the play and a setup of the scene. Miles and the Prince discuss their backgrounds, revealing the Prince's claim to the throne and Miles' past struggles. The Prince is captured by John KY and Hugo, leading to a village encounter where the Prince is accused of theft. Miles intervenes, advocating for justice and highlighting the importance of law and order.

What is the setting of Scene 4 in 'The Prince and the Pauper'?

• A village street

• Miles's room

• A royal palace

• A prison cell

How does Miles initially react to the Prince's claim of being a king?

• He immediately believes him

• He laughs at him

• He decides to humor him

• He gets angry

What reward does the Prince offer to Miles?

• A bag of gold

• A new house

• A royal title

• The privilege to sit in the presence of the king

What does Miles do after the Prince falls asleep?

• He leaves the room

• He eats his supper

• He covers the Prince with his cape and watches over him

• He wakes the Prince up

Who enters the room and kidnaps the Prince?

• The Constable

• The villagers

• John, KY, and Hugo

• Miles and Hugo

What happens to the Prince two weeks later in the village?

• He is accused of theft

• He meets his family

• He is crowned king

• He escapes from captivity

How does Miles intervene when the Prince is accused of theft?

• He gently pushes the man back and suggests following the law

• He runs away with the Prince

• He calls for the Constable

• He fights the villagers

What does the Prince refuse to do when taken to face justice?

• Run away

• Go before a Justice

• Apologize to the woman

• Admit to the theft

What lesson does the Prince learn about the laws of the realm?

• They are unfair

• Even a king must respect them when acting as a subject

• They can be ignored by royalty

• They are only for commoners

What role does the Constable play in the village scene?

• He leads the Prince to justice

• He ignores the situation

• He accuses the Prince

• He defends the Prince