“The man who was Thursday” — with secrets shared between Gregory and Syme, there is but a moment before they are joined by the other anarchists to elect one of their own to the post of “Thursday.” Tensions rise for fear of what would happen should anyone else learn Syme’s true identity.

“The secret of Gabriel Syme” —having arrived at a dark and tiny pub, Gregory proceeds to share his big secret with Syme in the hopes of getting the upper hand. Little does he know that Syme has a secret all his own.

“The two poets of Saffron Park” — Mr. Lucian Gregory, a poet who spouts words of anarchy, is interrupted one evening by Gabriel Syme, a secret policeman who spouts poetry and philosophy of his own. Insecurity rises in Gregory as he feels he is not being taken seriously, and leads him to extend a mysterious offer to Syme just to prove how very serious about his values he is.

“The end” — the final chapter of the king’s reign and a look into the final days of the kingdom.

“Judgement” — having won the battle, the King returned to his city and his people to pass judgement on the traitors.

“The battle” — ready to meet enemy forces, the king, Curdie and their makeshift army sound the trumpet of war. They are quickly outnumbered by the traitors and foes — thankfully unexpected help comes.

“The king’s army” — Curdie awoke refreshed to see the king was himself once more, just in time, too, as their enemy was upon them.

“The sacrifice” — as the palace stayed closed off, and the city spread rumours about their king, the army from Borsagrass approached. Curdie was running out of options. He needed to feed and care for the king and recovering colonel, but what was to be done with the even bigger trouble brewing around them?

“Peter” — Curdie’s parents checked the emerald ring from the old Princess each day to know that Curdie was safe. Each day they felt reassured he was alright, until at last one day the colour had almost gone out.

“Barbara” — the king still had much to recover from, especially when it came to the wicked nightmares caused by the treasonous medicine. Curdie, working hard to care for everyone, found himself needing to watch over the little Barbara and the king during the night. Meanwhile, the Lord Chancellor escapes to stir up trouble in other ways.