Moonrise Kingdom's boy scout nostalgia made me yearn for a childhood filled with French pop and bushwalks.
According to Bede, Felix helped Sigeberht to establish a school in his kingdom "where boys could be taught letters".
The first was a limited edition Kingdom Hearts Game Boy Advance SP set released only in Japan.
Sigeberht secured the future of the Church in East Anglia when he established a school in his kingdom so that boys could be taught reading and writing in Latin, on the model that he had witnessed in Gaul.
Foureyes, Byrne's most ambitious short to date, follows the young Bobby Bowersox (Moonrise Kingdom's Jake Ryan, "a boy genius") as he adjusts to his first pair of glasses while struggling with the challenges of puberty and his newfound interest in girls.
Kensuke's Kingdom, the tale of a boy marooned on a desert island, was prompted by a fan letter demanding a story that wasn't for girls.
In his latest, the wondrous storybook tale "Moonrise Kingdom," a girl and a boy, both 12, run off to a remote inlet on an island where most of the adults seem disappointed and more than a little sad.
The scene between the two in the cells, as Davos asked: "Is there a difference between kill and sacrifice?" and Stannis replied: "What's one bastard boy against a kingdom?", was surprisingly moving, and not only because there's something unbearably sad about Stannis's fumbling attempts at friendship.
From the minute Prince Percy is born – "the most beautiful baby boy in the kingdom", "so beautiful and so tragic" – you're aware how strange and aberrant it sounds, for a narrator to bang on about a male child's appearance.
– but David Benioff and DB Weiss were clever enough to present us with a variety of opposing views from Tyrion's comment to Cersei that "every time we deal with an enemy we create two more" to Davos's succinct response to Stannis's "What is the life of one bastard boy against a kingdom?" "Everything".
A memory-based version of Cloud continued his role in the series in the Game Boy Advance sequel Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories as a boss in the Olympus Coliseum and later as a summon card for Sora.
