The Prisoner of Zenda
The Prisoner of Zenda by Matthew Francis is a dramatic adaptation published by S. French in 1994. This edition, comprising 84 pages, presents a vivid retelling of Anthony Hope’s original novel, immersing readers in the complexities of Ruritanian dynastic conflict through the eyes of Rudolph Rassendyll, a young Englishman with royal ties.
In this adaptation, readers will encounter themes of adventure and intrigue as Rudolph takes the place of the drugged Crown Prince during a critical moment in the royal succession. The narrative unfolds with a cast of characters that includes two women and nine men, exploring the tensions and challenges of identity and duty within a European setting. This edition offers a concise yet engaging experience for those interested in drama and action.
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Adapted from the novel by Anthony Hope. This fine imperialist adventure is brought vividly to life in Matthew Francis’s stirring adaptation which plunges straight into the heart of the Ruritanian dynastic conflict. Rudolph Rassendyll, young English gallant, is distantly related on the wrong side of the blanket to the Ruritanian royal family. When the Crown Prince is drugged by Black Michael, Rudolph steps in and takes the Prince’s place at his coronation.2 women, 9 men, 4 women or men
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