In this chapter, we are introduced to a number of characters who will play important roles in the plot of the novel. For example, we learn that the King of Louye, the Duke of Gloucester, and the King's brother, the Prince of Wales, are all important characters in the novel because they are related to the King. Gloucester is the son of the king of France, and he is the heir to the throne of the kingdom. He is also the brother of King Henry IV of England, who is the current King of the Holy Land. Gloucester's uncle, the King Henry V, is also important because he is a member of the royal family. The King of France's father, Henry IV, was the first king of England and the founder of the Church of England. Henry V's grandfather, Henry VI, was also the founder and founder of Henry IV's country, France. Henry VI's great-uncle, Henry V , was a wealthy landowner who ruled France from the seventeenth century until his death in the early nineteenth century. He was a favorite of the French noblemen who ruled the country from the sixteenth century to the nineteenth century, and Henry V was one of these noblemen. He also served in the French army during the French Revolution of 1789, which took place after Henry V had overthrown the French king, Charles V, and after Henry VI had been exiled from France. The French noble