Our Mark finds himself, in Il re dei ladri, having to contend with a likeable charlatan plus fiery daughter of the same, but also with a common bandit, who has the unpardonable cheek to demand that he be called Sir Guy. To complicate matters even further, theres also a one-time actor who has preferred the lures of whisky to Shakespearian verse. But this is not all, as we are also witnesses to a merry party occasioned by a betrothal and a rather suspicious Indian attack, and we follow the tortuous path of a small sack of gold In Il Signore delle Battaglie, on the other hand, theres a return to the hated Red Coats and the themes of the War of Independence, where we meet a brilliant Prussian strategist who is not averse to shoring up his military gambits with the murky weapons of betrayal.