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    Pigafetta kept a detailed journal of the Magellan Expedition from 1519-1522. When he returned to Italy, his associates encouraged him to write a formal account and have it published. He approached Pope Clement VIII, Philippe de Villiers, and Louis de Savoy for financial support. Unfortunately, they withdrew their support, as other accounts of the expedition had already been published, so people would have less interest in Pigafetta's work. Pigafetta was left frustrated that his own account would not be published.

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    Pigafetta kept a detailed journal of the Magellan Expedition from 1519-1522. When he returned to Italy, his associates encouraged him to write a formal account and have it published. He approached Pope Clement VIII, Philippe de Villiers, and Louis de Savoy for financial support. Unfortunately, they withdrew their support, as other accounts of the expedition had already been published, so people would have less interest in Pigafetta's work. Pigafetta was left frustrated that his own account would not be published.

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    Scene 1 Holding The Journal

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    Christian Pelayo Calcaben
    Pigafetta kept a detailed journal of the Magellan Expedition from 1519-1522. When he returned to Italy, his associates encouraged him to write a formal account and have it published. He approached Pope Clement VIII, Philippe de Villiers, and Louis de Savoy for financial support. Unfortunately, they withdrew their support, as other accounts of the expedition had already been published, so people would have less interest in Pigafetta's work. Pigafetta was left frustrated that his own account would not be published.

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    GROUP 5

    Members:
    Darwish Idji ( Antonio Pigafetta)
    Alfaed Irin ( Pope Clement VIII)
    Derwina Sakib (Associate 1)
    Eldiza Jabarani ( Philippe De Villiers)
    Chelzea Calcaben (Louis De Savoy)
    Haze Bello (Narrator)
    Rashima Saraban (Associate 2)

    Narrator: Pigafetta kept a detailed journal of what happened to them from the time they left
    Seville in 1519
    ( Scene 1 Holding the Journal)
    Narrator: He returned to Italy and many of his associates asked him to write a formal account of
    the Magellan Expedition and have it published
    (Scene 2: Meeting the Associates)
    Pigafetta: Its nice to be back here in Italy
    Associate1: Hey how have you been? Its been a while
    Pigafetta: I’m good, I’m happy to be back
    Associate2: Do you still have the journal with you? The Magellan Expedition?
    Pigafetta: Yes, I kept it for how many years
    Associate2: The why don’t you write a formal account and have it published?
    Pigafetta: I thinks it’s a good idea, I will do it.
    Narrator: He went to Pope Clement VIII, Philippe de Villiers and to Louis de Savoy that
    promised to help him financially to published his work but unfortunately…
    (Scene 3: Passing his draft)
    Pigafetta: *Knock*
    Pope Clement VIII: Come in
    Louis De Savoy: What brings you here?
    Pigafetta: I’m here to pass my draft
    Pope Clement VIII: We’re very sorry but we can’t help you anymore
    Pigafetta: What? But why?
    Philippe: The Maximilianus Transylvanus and Peter Martyr were already out, people will have
    less interest in your work
    Louis: Sorry I hope you understand
    ( Scene 4: Pigafetta is Frustrated)

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