The King's Daughter, Elizabeth, Passed Away

The year was 1543, and the grossly overweight King Henry VIII was being escorted in a stagecoach to the small English village of Bisley. The gout-ridden and ill-tempered king had braved the bumpy ride down the country roads for the express purpose of visiting his daughter Elizabeth. You see, little Elizabeth had come down with a horrible fever a few weeks past, and on the eve of King Henry's arrival, the girl had passed away. And if he arrived to find another dead child, and their lives would be forfeit, even worse, they could expect to be treated to the most terrible kind of torture.