Crispin and Crispian's Legacy

The transcript is a dramatic monologue celebrating Saint Crispin's Day, emphasizing the valor and unity of those who fought. It highlights the legacy of the day, the famous figures involved, and the sense of brotherhood among the warriors. The narrative also reflects on the regret of those who were absent, underscoring the importance of participation in such historic events.

What is the significance of the Feast of Crispian?

• A day to celebrate harvest

• A day to honor those who fought

• A day for religious fasting

• A day for family reunions

What will those who outlive the day do when it is named?

• Light a candle

• Sing a song

• Bow their heads

• Stand a tiptoe

How will the day be remembered by those who reach old age?

• By writing a book

• By telling stories to neighbors

• By organizing a parade

• By planting a tree

What will old men do on the vigil of the feast?

• Feast with neighbors

• Pray

• Visit graves

• Write letters

What will people show on Saint Crispin's day?

• Their trophies

• Their medals

• Their certificates

• Their scars

What will be shown as proof of bravery?

• Medals

• Scars

• Certificates

• Weapons

What will be taught to future generations?

• The story of Crispin and Crispian

• The art of war

• The history of England

• The importance of peace

Who will be remembered as household words?

• The generals

• The poets

• The kings

• The soldiers

What will the good man teach his son?

• The story of Crispin

• The art of war

• The importance of peace

• The history of the kingdom

What bond is formed by those who shed blood together?

• A bond of friendship

• A bond of brotherhood

• A bond of rivalry

• A bond of mentorship