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With his shining armor in gleam, Sir Rogue, a knight from 

Camelot, walked around the palace. Sir Rogue is more 

brave and handsome than any other knight in the city of 

Camelot and his lady, Lady Ali, was quite beautiful as 

well. While on his stroll he was appointed an important 

quest to rescue a lady far off on the Island of the Hills. 

With confidence, Sir Rogue accepted this quest and 

quickly ran off to fetch his magic sword.

Early the next morning he set off to save the lady.

Later that night he sneaked over 

to the lady's window and said " 

Fair Lady don't you worry I, Sir 

Rogue, of Camelot have come to 

rescue you." As soon as their 

eyes met they had fallen deeply 

in love with each other. Sir Rogue 

quickly threw rope up the tower 

and climbed to his mistress.

When Sir Rogue arrived at the island he overheard the 

peasants talking of the evil man, Sir Theos, who held the lady 

captive. He vowed to defeat this foul man and save the lady 

from an unwanted arranged marriage. 

At the very moment that Sir Rogue rescued the lady 

and held her in his arms Sir Theos appeared. He drew 

out his sword and held it to Sir Rogue's throat. "Get 

away from my future wife" he yelled. Sir Rogue laughed 

and drew out his sword as well. The two began to duel 

over the lady's love, and they declared that the winner 

would get the girl. When the word got out that the two 

knights were fighting over the lady it quickly spread 

back to Camelot, where Sir Rogue's lady, Lady Ali, had 

become very jealous.

Later that night when Lady Ali got home she let 

her jealousy get the best of her and she died in 

envy. Meanwhile, Sir Rouge had slain Sir Theos 

and won the heart of the Lady. All of the 

people on the Island of the Hills had cheered 

and praised Sir Rogue for defeating the terrible 

knight. The Lady and Sir Rogue had hurried 

back to Camelot where they soon would make 

their love public to the world.

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