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DEVELOPMENT OF PAGE 16
Rob Hughes: Script ~ Michael Kaluta: Layout ~ Thomas Yeates: Pencils and Inks
Colors by Thomas Yeates and Lori Almeida ~ Letters by Steve Dutro
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Kaluta Layout and Notes
Yeates Pencil Sketch
Michael Kaluta's Notes for Page 16
Pnl 1: Nice Shot of Maud with the sun right behind her head... 
De Vac's tower window can be seen, too. 
At her feet Simon and Richard break from their carousing
Pnl 2: Medium 3-shot... both Simon and Richard bow to Maud. 
Simon has his hand on the pommel of his sheathed sword,
left hand out in a cavalier gesture.
Pnl 3: Face of Maud
Pnl 4: Richard looking up-from-under, half supplicating, 
half chastising Maud
Pnl 5: Maud Surprised/Shocked
Pnl 6: Maud gives Simon a critical eye
Pnl 7: Maud looks a bit chastened
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ROB HUGHES ADAPTATION AND SCRIPT
PAGE 16

Panel 1 Full shot of Lady Maud
Simon and Richard cease their horse-playing and look up.
Standing in front of them with hands on her hips, looking none-to-pleased, is LADY MAUD (17)
--a lovely young woman of extraordinary beauty with large, bright green eyes and long, radiant raven-black hair. 
An important woman of the royal court for sure, entrusted with the sacred duty of watching over her royal charge; the young Prince Richard. Which is, of course, no easy task.
YOUNG PRINCE RICHARD: Lady Maud!


Panel 2
Both Simon and Richard get to their feet and bow to her.
YOUNG PRINCE RICHARD: How may the Prince of England be of service to thee? Thou art surely a Glorious Sight to behold.


Panel 3 Close-up
A thin smile comes to Lady Maud’s lips. She and the young prince are very close and he knows how to read her perfectly.
LADY MAUD: My Fine Young Royal Charge!
(2nd balloon): Flattery will not rescue you this time. Ye be about as easy to keep track of as a Will-O-Wisp.
(3rd balloon): I’ve never had a more difficult...


Panel 4
YOUNG PRINCE RICHARD:
Flattery?
(2nd balloon): The prince would never lie to his lovely lady.
(3rd balloon): Me thought you wished a private moment with your beau...


Panel 5 Close-up
Lady Maud’s face turns pale white at being found out.
YOUNG PRINCE RICHARD (OFF PANEL): ...that young officer you meet at the far end of the garden.


Panel 6
Maud’s face agitated because of Richard’s cleverness.
YOUNG PRINCE RICHARD (OFF PANEL): The one my mother, the Queen, has forbidden the privilege of the court.


Panel 7
Maud has been outwitted.
LADY MAUD: Sigh.
(2nd balloon): Come, Richard.
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Yeates B/W
Yeates Colour
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