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Swordcatcher Plot1:11 – 2:56

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Let me read you a summary of Swordcatcher right now.

1:14

Kel is the sword catcher, and you might be like, what the heck is a sword catcher? Well, when Kel was young and an orphan, he was chosen to become the sword catcher because he looked a lot like Prince Connor, the heir to the throne.

1:27

Basically, Kel's job is to stand in for Connor at certain events where people aren't really going to notice that Connor isn't Connor, but he's actually Kel.

1:35

So that way, if any assassination attempt were to happen, the sword would hit Kel and not Connor.

1:41

Now, this is a rough job to grow up with because you're kind of just supposed to die and just, like, accept it if anything were to happen.

1:47

But so far, that hasn't happened, and Kel and Connor are very close.

1:52

Meanwhile, far away from the glitz and glamour of the palace, Lin is a physician who is trying to heal her best friend from a long illness.

2:00

She has magical abilities, but not enough to succeed, and she's worried that if she doesn't, her friend Mariam is going to die.

2:07

Lin is different than everybody else, and Kel is different than everybody else.

2:11

They finally meet one day when an assassination attempt goes wrong.

2:15

Then they become drawn into the world of the Ragpicker King.

2:18

Basically, this guy is a mastermind who has this network of criminals in a criminal underworld.

2:24

The Ragpicker King can give them what they desire, but it kind of comes with a price.

2:29

Corruption and danger lurk beneath the kingdom, and Kel and Lin might be the only people who know enough about it to do something to change it.

2:37

And as they get deeper and deeper entangled into this web of deceit, they're gonna have to realize that they might be making a deadly mistake, because their actions could cause war among the nations.

2:47

Both Kel and Lin are outcasts from society in different ways, and they don't really understand their full identity, but now they might never get a chance to do so.

Swordcatcher Plot1:11 – 2:56

1:11

Let me read you a summary of Swordcatcher right now.

1:14

Kel is the sword catcher, and you might be like, what the heck is a sword catcher? Well, when Kel was young and an orphan, he was chosen to become the sword catcher because he looked a lot like Prince Connor, the heir to the throne.

1:27

Basically, Kel's job is to stand in for Connor at certain events where people aren't really going to notice that Connor isn't Connor, but he's actually Kel.

1:35

So that way, if any assassination attempt were to happen, the sword would hit Kel and not Connor.

1:41

Now, this is a rough job to grow up with because you're kind of just supposed to die and just, like, accept it if anything were to happen.

1:47

But so far, that hasn't happened, and Kel and Connor are very close.

1:52

Meanwhile, far away from the glitz and glamour of the palace, Lin is a physician who is trying to heal her best friend from a long illness.

2:00

She has magical abilities, but not enough to succeed, and she's worried that if she doesn't, her friend Mariam is going to die.

2:07

Lin is different than everybody else, and Kel is different than everybody else.

2:11

They finally meet one day when an assassination attempt goes wrong.

2:15

Then they become drawn into the world of the Ragpicker King.

2:18

Basically, this guy is a mastermind who has this network of criminals in a criminal underworld.

2:24

The Ragpicker King can give them what they desire, but it kind of comes with a price.

2:29

Corruption and danger lurk beneath the kingdom, and Kel and Lin might be the only people who know enough about it to do something to change it.

2:37

And as they get deeper and deeper entangled into this web of deceit, they're gonna have to realize that they might be making a deadly mistake, because their actions could cause war among the nations.

2:47

Both Kel and Lin are outcasts from society in different ways, and they don't really understand their full identity, but now they might never get a chance to do so.