Copper Jubilee of King Duarte II (IC)

[Reorganized Portugal]

His Majesty King Duarte II’s Copper Jubilee is today, celebrating the end of his 9th year of reign and entering into his 10th year of reign.

[Westmonkwick]

Lord-Chancellor Rupert FitzKing
,a tall, muscular man wearing a formal three-piece suit adorned with medals, who appears to be in his early fifties,
Lady Maria FitzKing, his curvaceous Italian wife with light brown skin, wearing a long blue dress,
Lord-President John Earl, an elderly gentleman in a Saville row suit, wearing his gold chain of office, and First Lady Elizabeth Earl, wearing expensive Parisian jewellery and a very long dress made by an Italian tailor, all walk to the jubilee accompanied by their butlers, a 5’’ 11’ redhead in his late twenties, wearing an Italian suit, and black haired, white man over six feet tall wearing a Saville row suit.

[Reorganized Portugal]

Lord-Chancellor Rupert FitzKing
,a tall, muscular man wearing a formal three-piece suit adorned with medals, who appears to be in his early fifties,
Lady Maria FitzKing, his curvaceous Italian wife with light brown skin, wearing a long blue dress,
Lord-President John Earl, an elderly gentleman in a Saville row suit, wearing his gold chain of office, and First Lady Elizabeth Earl, wearing expensive Parisian jewellery and a very long dress made by an Italian tailor, all walk to the jubilee accompanied by their butlers, a 5’’ 11’ redhead in his late twenties, wearing an Italian suit, and black haired, white man over six feet tall wearing a Saville row suit.

The guests are welcomed by men in suits. As a welcome they are offered a piece of fried dough covered in sugar, a malasada.

[Westmonkwick]

Lord-Chancellor Rupert FitzKing
,a tall, muscular man wearing a formal three-piece suit adorned with medals, who appears to be in his early fifties,
Lady Maria FitzKing, his curvaceous Italian wife with light brown skin, wearing a long blue dress,
Lord-President John Earl, an elderly gentleman in a Saville row suit, wearing his gold chain of office, and First Lady Elizabeth Earl, wearing expensive Parisian jewellery and a very long dress made by an Italian tailor, all walk to the jubilee accompanied by their butlers, a 5’’ 11’ redhead in his late twenties, wearing an Italian suit, and black haired, white man over six feet tall wearing a Saville row suit.

The guests are welcomed by men in suits. As a welcome they are offered a piece of fried dough covered in sugar, a malasada.

They accept, “obrigada” they say. They then kiss the King’s hand, as a mark of respect.