Chapter 1005： Reverse black and white

Sakala lost Margaret Tudor and was naturally depressed. Moreover, because of being misled, the interception must have failed. However, he is also very busy now, and has no time to deal with the interception of Margaret Tudor. Because there are a lot of things waiting for him in the Kingdom of Scotland.

First, the occupation of Edinburgh does not amount to the occupation of Scotland. Therefore, he now needs to use the captives captured by Edinburgh to achieve complete control of Scotland.

How to control it? Very simple, let the original Scottish ministers help to persuade ...

For example, Scottish Prime Minister Alex is the target of Sakala ’s key strategy. However, this man knows the current affairs very well, and he has resolutely turned to the "Royal Army" before waiting for torture to increase ...

Then, on behalf of the Scottish cabinet, Prime Minister Ales issued a surrender order to the Scottish defenders who resisted the English army in the south.

But before ordering the army to surrender, there is still a very important thing to do, that is to re-consider the death of James IV ...

This is very important, only to "prove" that James IV was not killed by the English, and Scottish talent is more likely to accept the rule of England. Otherwise, some Scots who are not so good at using their brains will persevere on this ground.

Therefore, the Prime Minister of Ales issued a statement first ...

In the statement, Prime Minister Alex admitted that the results of the previous investigation were forged and were false conclusions issued under the coercion of the Imperial Guard controlled by Queen Margaret. As for the few pieces of English plate armor as evidence, it was basically the loot that was found in the warehouse when James IV invaded northern England. Afterwards, Prime Minister Ales also came up with a list of those moving in England, which proved that he really did not lie this time.

As for John Stewart, Prime Minister Alex said that originally John Stewart was under house arrest. But in the end, Margaret Tudor used the power of the Imperial Guard to force him to release John Stewart and take him to the throne ...

Moreover, the surviving knight of that attack made it clear that when the assassin retreated, he once said that he would return to the Duke ...

Finally, Prime Minister Alex concluded that His Majesty James IV was probably assassinated by John Stewart and Margaret Tudor. Possibly, the two have long been together, and eventually conspired to assassinate His Majesty James IV. After all, the Gobrich Valley is too close to Edinburgh. It is unlikely that the Englishman will make it.

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This statement was written by Prime Minister Alex. He did not cling to England as he did last time. He directly concluded that John Stewart and Margaret Tudor conspired to assassinate James IV. Because, even if he concluded that way, the Scot would not believe it.

Therefore, he adopted the method of enumerating facts, first denying the previous conclusions, and emphasized the so-called "facts" where Margaret Tudor intimidated himself to make such conclusions (in fact, he was only with Margaret Duo is embarrassed for rape). In this way, John Stewart and Margaret Tudor lied to the preconceived impression ...

Why do they lie? If those monarchs can certainly understand this is to make the country settle down quickly. But ordinary citizens, even the middle and lower class nobles do not understand ...

In this era, the literacy rate in Europe is very low, and politicians with strategic vision are extremely rare. Therefore, most of them will not understand the intention of John Stewart and Margaret Tudor lying. In the eyes of ordinary people, since they lie, they may be the real murderers. Otherwise, they do n’t have to lie ...

It was by using the psychology of ordinary people that Ales dared to infer in the statement that John Stewart and Margaret Tudor conspired to assassinate James IV. As for the senior ministers in Scotland who can see through the lie of John Stewart and Margaret Tudor ... I ’m sorry, they were all captured this time ... There were a few big nobles who could see through before, and they were locked up in London. What ...

Therefore, this statement is issued, no other free Scot can see the purpose of Ales. Therefore, it is easier for them to believe that John Stuart and Margaret Tudor, the men and women of dogs, murdered His Majesty James IV ...

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Even in Edinburgh, several folk theater companies, under the instruction of Saqqara, began to perform a drama called "The Murder of a Husband".

The protagonist of the comedy has also adopted the realistic name of His Majesty James, the vicious Queen Margaret, and the Duke John who hooked up with Queen Margaret ...

The play is clear and tells everyone that James IV was killed by the conspiracy of John Stewart and Margaret Tudor, the couple of silver wives.

As for the script, it is naturally from the great "dramaist" Marin von Hoffman. This drama mainly draws on the plot of Hamlet ’s uncle and sister-in-law marrying sister-in-law in Shakespeare ’s Hamlet, as well as some plots in Wu Hua's "Sister-in-law". Although the plot is different, it also draws on many classic lines.

However, because Marin's writing is very general and a good classic, he has written it into a third-rate soap opera script ...

But it doesn't matter, because Shawon and other drama masters haven't been born yet, European drama is still a desert. Therefore, even if the script written by Marin is a third-rate soap opera, there is no better comparison.

Then, this third-rate soap opera-level drama called "The Murder of a Husband" was extremely popular in Edinburgh. Then, because of continuous brainwashing, Edinburgh citizens basically believed that James IV was indeed murdered by John Stewart and Margaret Tudor ...

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This is not enough. Sakala again found the body of a tall and strong man from the dead Scottish guard who was very similar to Kahn ’s reminder ... and bought a Scottish knight who survived the assassination. It is to take the lead in killing the strong man of James IV. Because, on the day of the attack on Edinburgh Castle ~ www.novelhall.com ~ this deadly buddy happened to wield an iron rod to resist, and also wounded several Fourth Legion soldiers ... many people saw this, Moreover, this feature is really like the assassin who took the lead in killing James IV with an iron rod ...

In fact, this buddy originally used a two-handed sword. But in the battle for the castle, his two-handed sword was cut off because of poor quality. So he picked up an iron rod from the side and waved his resistance. Then, he also wounded several swords and shields of the Fourth Army. In the end, he was killed by a musket.

As a result, Saqqara moved, suggesting that a Scottish knight who survived the assassination identified him as the murderer who took the lead in the assassination of James IV. Moreover, the buddy's figure is indeed very similar to Kahn, plus it happened to smash people with an iron rod before death ... Then, in addition to the surviving Scottish knight who was bought, several other people vaguely thought it should be He is right ...

In fact, the surviving Scottish knight who had been bought, because he had broken his leg, could no longer hold office, and there was no future. It is foreseeable that his future life will definitely be embarrassing. Saqqara directly gave a bag of gold coins, and promised that his son would be exempted from taking the position of a knight (the son of an ordinary knight cannot be hereditary knighthood unless he can pass a strict competition test). Then, the surviving knight with a broken leg directly bite the dead Scottish guard who used iron rods to take the lead in assassinating James IV ...

In this way, after multi-pronged propaganda, the Scots wondered whether James IV was killed by the conspiracy of John Stewart and Margaret Tudor ...

Seeing that the black and white was successfully reversed, Saqqara and Ales negotiated and could begin to surrender the southern Scottish defenders ...

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