Death of King Áed Findliath
The High King Áed Findliath lies on his deathbed in the Great Hall of Tara, surrounded by his closest advisors and potential successors. The Chief Bard recites his lineage and deeds, while Flann Sinna
Setting
The Hill of Tara, County Meath, Ireland. The scene is set inside the Great Hall of the High King, a large wooden structure with a thatched roof. The hall is dimly lit, with a central hearth still smoldering from the evening's fire. The walls are adorned with shields, banners, and tapestries depicting the lineage of the Uí Néill dynasty. Outside, the winter wind howls against the wooden beams.
Characters
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