This year's scenario gets back a little more to basics in terms of story and characterizations compared to the last couple of years. It was still enjoyable and maintains the reputation that it is one of the highlights of Bristol. The plot is that the Seadogs (yeah!), being commisioned as privateers, attacked a Spanish main, freeing her of it's English prisoners and treasures. They are in town to present the Queen's prizeshare of the booty. Sir Edward Coke is to be the liason for the transaction. However the prize share turns up missing. Coke accuses the Seadogs of theft (no surprise) and the Seadogs think Coke took it (again no surprise). Sir Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, has told Coke that he will be personally held responsible for the missing prizeshare. This leads Sir Edward to declare a head tax on all citizens and visitors to cover the prizeshare. During the course of the day the Seadogs are able to steal the taxes aways from the Guards but they lose 1 of their in transit...

As Always... click on the image for a larger view...

Seadogs Deadeye, Seamus & Jack on the hunt	For their comrade Constance is in the hands of Coke's Guards	She attempts a daring escape	But runs into some serious obstacles
Sir Edward had recovered the taxes his men collected and expects the Seadogs to arrive soon	They've come to the rescue sooner than he thought and they abscound with the taxes	The mayor seems to be up to something w/Catastrophe Masthead, the town professional	Fortune seems to want to be up to something with Jack whose on the run with the taxes from the Guards
Fortune disguises Jack as a maid to avoid capture	Jack has his hands full with the mayor...	..as well as with Fortune...	...or is that the other way around
Jack is eventually discovered and subdued	At the mercy of the Guards	Are we seeing a pattern here?	Nick Cutter comes to Jack's rescue

This Page Last Updated:   08/23/02

Robyn's Roost Home Page   Site Index       Links

Denotes external link