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Treaty of Troyes

Treaty of Troyes

King Henry V of England, King Charles VI of France, and Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, are finalizing the Treaty of Troyes, which would designate Henry V as the heir to the French throne, effectiv

Setting

The grand nave of the Cathedral of Saint Peter and Saint Paul in Troyes, France. The high, vaulted ceilings and stained glass windows create an imposing yet sacred atmosphere. The space is dominated by a large oak table set near the altar, surrounded by intricately carved wooden chairs for the dignitaries.

Characters

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King Henry V of England
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A tall, lean man in his early 30s with sharp angular features, piercing blue eyes, and a neatly trimmed beard. His face bears the marks of battle—a faint scar runs diagonally across his left cheekbone. His posture is erect with the disciplined bearing of a seasoned military commander.
King Charles VI of France
primary
A gaunt man in his early fifties with hollowed cheeks and a prematurely aged appearance. His thinning gray hair is unkempt, and his eyes have a distant, unfocused quality. His hands tremble slightly, and his posture is slumped, as if bearing the weight of his crown is a physical burden.
Philip the Good
secondary
A well-built man in his mid-20s with a proud posture and sharp, aristocratic features. His dark hair is neatly trimmed, and his piercing blue eyes survey the room with calculated interest. His pale complexion hints at noble blood, and his hands are well-manicured, though a slight callus on his right index finger suggests he is no stranger to the sword.
English Scribe
secondary
A thin, middle-aged man with a slightly hunched posture from years of bending over manuscripts. His sharp nose and deep-set eyes give him a focused appearance, while ink-stained fingers reveal his profession. Short brown hair recedes slightly at the temples, and his clean-shaven face shows faint lines of concentration.
French Noble
background
A middle-aged courtier with a slender but dignified build, his face lined with worry and his dark brown hair streaked with gray. His sharp features are accentuated by a neatly trimmed beard, and his piercing blue eyes reflect deep concern.

Dialog

King Henry V of England By this act, the crown of France shall pass to our heirs in perpetuity. Let the seal be set without delay, for the peace of Christendom demands it.
King Charles VI of France But the... the bloodline—does it not...? I cannot recall now... Was there not another way?
Philip the Good The terms are most equitable, Your Majesty. This alliance binds England and France as vines upon a trellis—each supporting the other in these troubled times.
King Henry V of England The time for hesitation is past. Let France be secured under one strong hand, lest she shatter like glass in weaker ones.
King Charles VI of France Glass... yes, I have felt that... very much like glass...
Philip the Good The scribes await only your mark, sire. Consider how Burgundy's steady hand guides yours in this beneficent act.

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