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The Apprentice

By Greybard
14 Plays

The Apprentice is not a revolutionary. He is a young smith’s son trying to earn a place in the world when soldiers arrest him because his face happens to fit a vague description. Suddenly the great political struggle enters his life not as an idea, but as bound hands, unanswered questions and a road through the forest. When the prisoners are freed, he barely understands what is happening. Only the reaction of the others tells him that the stranger who pulled him out of danger means something to them. The boy who once imagined heroes, battles and crowns discovers how confusing and frightening history feels when you are standing inside it. Related perspectives: Catching Fire shows the prison rescue as part of the wider rebellion. The Captain reveals the strain inside the system carrying out these arrests, while The Bandit witnesses the same rising resistance from the opposite edge of respectable society.

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Acoustic
Released 8/8/26, 4m 20s