Savage Majesty

The utmost threat toWilliam II, King of England,could never be frustrated orthwarted by his fortress of TheTower of London. Richard, son of William theConqueror and heir, wasinadvertently dispatched in ahunting mishap. His nephew was latercoincidentally killed in anotherhunting accident in the verysame forest. As in every pride of lions,the most formidable attackupon ones legacy is frequentlysprung against a dynasty fromwithin: often from the verylitter that share the Kingsbread, if not his very bed.