Race against time
Notebook
Notes about conspiracy
Use it with caution
Clues
You must stop the conspirators! Everything depends on you... Are you brave enough? Are you clever enough? Use all your skills and knowledge to save the King and the Monarchy!
Stop me if you can...
Introduction
It's November 5th. You have discovered a plot to assassinate the King.
Clues
Missions
Find the clues and crack the code to save the Monarchy!
The King
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The conspirator
Clues
Mission
Plot (complotto)
The Plot
The Gunpowder Plot was one of the most famous attempts to kill a monarch in British history.
Gunpowder (polvere da sparo)
Clues
When did the Gunpowder plot take place?
mmm
A. 1067
B. 1605
C. 1492
D. 1784
Clues
What was the plan?
Got it?
A. Blow up the Big Ben
B. Kill the Queen
C. Blow up the Parliament
D. Kill Guy Fawkes
Clues
Oh no!!
This is your first clue. You will need it to crack the code...
Yeah!
Clues
Missions
Find the clues and crack the code to save the Monarchy!
The Monarchy
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The Conspirator
Clues
Mission
Gunpowder
Guy Fawkes
What do you know about Guy Fawkes?
Conspirator
Clues
Watch the video
Learn more about Guy Fawkes and the Bonfire Night.
Ino
Clues
B. Guy Fawkes was protestant
A. Guy Fawkes was catholic
He hated the King who was catholic
Clues
B. Guy Fawkes was NOT alone.
A. Guy Fawkes was alone.
He acted with a group of men.
Nobody helped him.
Clues
Just luck!!
This will be added to your clues. You will need it to find the conspirator...
Yeah!
Clues
Missions
Find the clues and crack the code to save the Monarchy!
The Monarchy
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The Conspirator
Clues
Mission
Hat
Yeomen of the Guard
Coat
Soldiers and bodyguards
Clues
You can't do it!
King James I
Who was the monarch in 1605?
Queen Elizabeth I
Clues
What do the Yeomen do beefore the State opening?
A. Guard the Tower
B. Salute the King
Check there are no explosives
Clues
You still have some missions...
It will be added to your clues. You will need them for the final code
Yeah!
Clues
Missions
Find the clues and crack the code to save the Monarchy!
The Monarchy
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The Conspirator
Clues
Mission
Big Ben
Westminster
The Palace of Weestminster is the meeting place for the two Houses of the Parliament of the Uk (the House of Lords and the House of Commons).
Parliament
Clues
What does the King do on the Opening of Parliament?
A. He lits a bonfire
B. He votes
C. He reads a speech
Clues
How many barrels of gunpowder were in the cellars?
A. 36
B. 120
C. 56
Clues
Grrr....
This will be added to your clues. You will need it to get to th final code.
Yeah!
Clues
Missions
The Monarchy
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The conspirator
Wait, take a look in your bag...
Keep searching
Check your clues carefully and use the flashlight to find the last number of the code...
Keep searching
Keep searching
Keep searching
Keep searching
Keep searching
last number: 4
Enter the complete code you have obtained to access the last mission
Enter the code
Save the Monarchy
You have warned the Royal Guards, but they don't know where the conspirators are hiding. Look carefully at the picture, you will need it later...
Put the picture back together
to find where the conspirators are hiding
The conspiratos are hiding in the pub "The Lamb & Flag" in Covent Garden!
Click on the place they are hiding!
Just in time! Now call the Yeomen to arrest them... Face your last challenge to get the number!
Call the Yeomen!
Enter the number
Wrong!
Keep trying!
Wrong!
Keep trying!
Ouch!
Keep trying!
Ouch!
Keep trying!
Clue
A group of men, including one named Guy Fawkes, planned to blow up (far saltare in aria) the Houses of Parliament.
The men plotted to kill not only the King but also the Queen, the Prince, and every member of the government during the state opening of Parliament on November 5th, 1605.
Clue
The Yeomen were the monarch's bodyguards. Today, they have a purely ceremonial role. One of their most famous duties (compiti) is to search the cellars of the Palace of Westminster before the opening of Parliament.
They're not here!
Clue
Guy Fawkes was a Roman Catholic and was unhappy with the way the Catholics were treated.
At the time, there were many conflicts between Protestants and Roman Catholics.
Roman Catholics in England expected the King to treat them well because the King's mother was a Catholic. Instead, he ordered all Catholic priests (preti) to leave England. Guy Fawkes was furious.
Clue
The night before the opening of Parliament, soldiers caught Guy Fawkes in the cellar. There were 36 barrels of gunpowder in the basement under the House of Lords. They arrested him and took him to the Tower of London. After three days of torture, Fawkes told the names of the members of the group. They were all arrested for treason—plotting (tradimento-congiura) against the king and the country—and were imprisoned in the Tower.
Guy Fawkes night
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Race against time
Notebook
Notes about conspiracy
Use it with caution
Clues
You must stop the conspirators! Everything depends on you... Are you brave enough? Are you clever enough? Use all your skills and knowledge to save the King and the Monarchy!
Stop me if you can...
Introduction
It's November 5th. You have discovered a plot to assassinate the King.
Clues
Missions
Find the clues and crack the code to save the Monarchy!
The King
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The conspirator
Clues
Mission
Plot (complotto)
The Plot
The Gunpowder Plot was one of the most famous attempts to kill a monarch in British history.
Gunpowder (polvere da sparo)
Clues
When did the Gunpowder plot take place?
mmm
A. 1067
B. 1605
C. 1492
D. 1784
Clues
What was the plan?
Got it?
A. Blow up the Big Ben
B. Kill the Queen
C. Blow up the Parliament
D. Kill Guy Fawkes
Clues
Oh no!!
This is your first clue. You will need it to crack the code...
Yeah!
Clues
Missions
Find the clues and crack the code to save the Monarchy!
The Monarchy
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The Conspirator
Clues
Mission
Gunpowder
Guy Fawkes
What do you know about Guy Fawkes?
Conspirator
Clues
Watch the video
Learn more about Guy Fawkes and the Bonfire Night.
Ino
Clues
B. Guy Fawkes was protestant
A. Guy Fawkes was catholic
He hated the King who was catholic
Clues
B. Guy Fawkes was NOT alone.
A. Guy Fawkes was alone.
He acted with a group of men.
Nobody helped him.
Clues
Just luck!!
This will be added to your clues. You will need it to find the conspirator...
Yeah!
Clues
Missions
Find the clues and crack the code to save the Monarchy!
The Monarchy
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The Conspirator
Clues
Mission
Hat
Yeomen of the Guard
Coat
Soldiers and bodyguards
Clues
You can't do it!
King James I
Who was the monarch in 1605?
Queen Elizabeth I
Clues
What do the Yeomen do beefore the State opening?
A. Guard the Tower
B. Salute the King
Check there are no explosives
Clues
You still have some missions...
It will be added to your clues. You will need them for the final code
Yeah!
Clues
Missions
Find the clues and crack the code to save the Monarchy!
The Monarchy
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The Conspirator
Clues
Mission
Big Ben
Westminster
The Palace of Weestminster is the meeting place for the two Houses of the Parliament of the Uk (the House of Lords and the House of Commons).
Parliament
Clues
What does the King do on the Opening of Parliament?
A. He lits a bonfire
B. He votes
C. He reads a speech
Clues
How many barrels of gunpowder were in the cellars?
A. 36
B. 120
C. 56
Clues
Grrr....
This will be added to your clues. You will need it to get to th final code.
Yeah!
Clues
Missions
The Monarchy
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing
The Yeomen
Plot
Westminster
The conspirator
Wait, take a look in your bag...
Keep searching
Check your clues carefully and use the flashlight to find the last number of the code...
Keep searching
Keep searching
Keep searching
Keep searching
Keep searching
last number: 4
Enter the complete code you have obtained to access the last mission
Enter the code
Save the Monarchy
You have warned the Royal Guards, but they don't know where the conspirators are hiding. Look carefully at the picture, you will need it later...
Put the picture back together
to find where the conspirators are hiding
The conspiratos are hiding in the pub "The Lamb & Flag" in Covent Garden!
Click on the place they are hiding!
Just in time! Now call the Yeomen to arrest them... Face your last challenge to get the number!
Call the Yeomen!
Enter the number
Wrong!
Keep trying!
Wrong!
Keep trying!
Ouch!
Keep trying!
Ouch!
Keep trying!
Clue
A group of men, including one named Guy Fawkes, planned to blow up (far saltare in aria) the Houses of Parliament. The men plotted to kill not only the King but also the Queen, the Prince, and every member of the government during the state opening of Parliament on November 5th, 1605.
Clue
The Yeomen were the monarch's bodyguards. Today, they have a purely ceremonial role. One of their most famous duties (compiti) is to search the cellars of the Palace of Westminster before the opening of Parliament.
They're not here!
Clue
Guy Fawkes was a Roman Catholic and was unhappy with the way the Catholics were treated. At the time, there were many conflicts between Protestants and Roman Catholics. Roman Catholics in England expected the King to treat them well because the King's mother was a Catholic. Instead, he ordered all Catholic priests (preti) to leave England. Guy Fawkes was furious.
Clue
The night before the opening of Parliament, soldiers caught Guy Fawkes in the cellar. There were 36 barrels of gunpowder in the basement under the House of Lords. They arrested him and took him to the Tower of London. After three days of torture, Fawkes told the names of the members of the group. They were all arrested for treason—plotting (tradimento-congiura) against the king and the country—and were imprisoned in the Tower.