Rebellion and Absurdity: The Peasants' Revolt

This chapter humorously explores the English Peasants' Revolt, illustrating the rebels' chaotic looting and their comedic parallels to modern gaming culture. It highlights the absurdity of wealth inequality as the rebels confront authority by targeting officials and destroying documents, all while operating under a veneer of satirical commentary. The narrative captures the turmoil of 1381, emphasizing the dramatic clashes between the angry populace and the young King Richard, who grapples with the rebellion unfolding in his name.