The vassal informs the peasants and serfs that they must work harder as the Pope is visiting and tasks those with bricklaying skills to build a terrace by the church. A noble then arrives and relays the lord's message that he will be visiting on Thursday and denies any special treatment. When a serf asks if the terrace will still be built, the vassal scolds him for speaking without permission but confirms it will not be built. The noble then states that the Pope has ordered everyone, including the king, to attend his sermon.
The vassal informs the peasants and serfs that they must work harder as the Pope is visiting and tasks those with bricklaying skills to build a terrace by the church. A noble then arrives and relays the lord's message that he will be visiting on Thursday and denies any special treatment. When a serf asks if the terrace will still be built, the vassal scolds him for speaking without permission but confirms it will not be built. The noble then states that the Pope has ordered everyone, including the king, to attend his sermon.
The vassal informs the peasants and serfs that they must work harder as the Pope is visiting and tasks those with bricklaying skills to build a terrace by the church. A noble then arrives and relays the lord's message that he will be visiting on Thursday and denies any special treatment. When a serf asks if the terrace will still be built, the vassal scolds him for speaking without permission but confirms it will not be built. The noble then states that the Pope has ordered everyone, including the king, to attend his sermon.
World History Honors 2 Narrator: A long, long time ago, feudalism was very prevalent in Europe. This was known as the Medieval Times. Here we look upon a very familiar assortment on a manor and surrounding land Vassal: Hey, you! Peasants and serfs gather round! You all will need to work twice as hard in the coming days, because the Pope is coming to visit, believe it or not! Peasants and Serfs: *muffled words about how their work is already very difficult* Vassal: Now, most of you will continue doing your regular work around the manor. However, anyone with knowledge of brick-laying will be building a terrace up by the church. If the Pope decides to stay for any extended amount of time, he will most likely want somewhere a bit fancier to speak with the people. If youre lucky, even you commoners will be allowed to listen to the pontiff as well. *Noble quickly rides up on horse* Noble: Hello, hello! I am here on behalf of your lordliness! He would like you all to know that he will be coming up on Thursday. Also, he would like to preemptively deny any special treatment that may potentially be provided to him. Serf #1: Does this mean no terrace will be built? Vassal: Quiet you heathen! Did I give you permission to speak? But no, I suppose we will not be building a terrace. Back to work for all of you! Im sure you all can find something secular to do! *Peasants and Serfs quickly leave back to their places of work* Noble: Alright vassal. By the Popes order, everyone is required to attend his sermon. The bourgeois, the peasants and serfs, and even the King himself! Everyone in the nation-state will listen to the Pope and His word itself! Vassal: Yes sir. I will let everyone know of the Popes wishes!