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In the realm of King Arthur, an unexpected arrival stirred the quiet air of Camelot. Caught in a time he didn't belong to, Hank Morgan, a Yankee from Connecticut, found himself in a peculiar situation, living again in the world of Arthur's court, which he once disturbed and nearly destroyed with his 19th-century advancements.

In the quiet town of Devonshire, away from the hustle and bustle of London, lived a young lad named Tobias Nickleby, a distant cousin of the famous Nicholas Nickleby. Despite his lineage, Tobias lived a life of deprivation and hardship. He was orphaned at a tender age and was brought up by his brutish uncle, Mr. Bumble.

Bigger Thomas had always been a big man, a fact amplified by his name, Bigger. But it wasn't always his size that mattered. It was his actions, his decisions that had landed him on death row. He had let his anger, his fear, and his despair control him, leading him to commit unforgivable crimes. But he yearned for a chance for redemption, a chance to prove that he was more than the monster that society had labeled him.

As the sun rose, Matilda awoke to her first day at Crunchem Hall, her heart filled with anticipation, curiosity, mixed with a hint of fear. Her negligent parents were too busy to pay attention to her, but they didn’t matter, nor did her deceptive brother. No, today was about Matilda. It was a chance to find her place, a place where she hoped her love for books would be embraced.