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   The other provosts appeal to the king. Barker regards Wayne as a madman, since any sane man would accept the provosts’ financial offers.

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   They found that in those horrible eyeless encounters, the North Kensingtons and the Bayswaters and the West Kensingtons had again and again met and butchered each other, and they heard that Adam Wayne was barricaded in Pump Street.

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   But the spiritual kingdom of Adam Wayne extends, God knows where—it extends to this office at any rate. The red-haired madman whom any two doctors would lock up is filling this room with his roaring, unreasonable soul.

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   "Well, your Majesty," replied Barker, lowering his voice, "I don't think it will be so long to the next war." "What do you mean?" asked Auberon. "We will stand this insolence no longer," burst out Barker, fiercely. "We are not slaves because Adam Wayne twenty years ago cheated us with a water-pipe. Notting Hill is Notting Hill; it is not the ...

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   Close to the end, when Pennywise reveals himself in the spider form, and Mike says "I know what you are", Pennywise responds with "I know what you are: a madman". What does he mean? Is it a reference to something that happened before?

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   Why does Barker think Adam Wayne is a madman?

   • Ten years later, negotiations for the road encounter an obstacle in Adam Wayne, who has become the provost of Notting Hill. Objecting to the destruction of the shops, he vows to preserve his city. The other provosts appeal to the king. Barker regards Wayne as a madman, since any sane man would accept the provosts’ financial offers.

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   Who is Adam Wayne?

   • The selected provosts, who include Barker and Red Buck, conspire to create, through bribery, purchase, and bullying, a road that will destroy five old stores on Pump Street in Notting Hill. Ten years later, negotiations for the road encounter an obstacle in Adam Wayne, who has become the provost of Notting Hill.

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   How did Adam Wayne revive medievalism?

   • A child named Adam Wayne attacks him with a toy sword, and Quin, amused by this childish imitation of knighthood, decides, as a joke, to revive medievalism. He issues a Great Proclamation of the Charter of Free Cities. Suburbs become cities, each with a city wall, a guard, banners, official colors, and coats of arms.

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   Why does Watson think Mr Holder is a'madman'?

   • Mr. Holder's extraordinary movements (even though he is well dressed) cause him to think that he is a "madman." Watson assumes that the man is uncared for by his family since they allow him to "run loose." Does Holmes agree with Watson's assessment of Mr. Holder? Holmes is less inclined to label the man "mad."

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   Why did Barker and Lambert consider Quinn a fool?

   • Although they were his friends, Barker and Lambert often considered Quinn a fool, even a dangerous man, for he persisted in seeing the ludicrous where they saw only the grave. On this particular afternoon, Quinn was walking behind his two friends; as he saw the buttons on their tailcoats, he thought them very much like dragon’s eyes.

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   How did Wayne plan the defense of Notting Hill?

   • Wayne sat down with the enthusiastic toy dealer to plan the defense of Notting Hill. Cooperation was easier to get because Wayne promised to make Turnbull a high officer in the army. Mr. Buck calculated that Notting Hill could muster only two hundred defenders at best.

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   When Watson first sees Mr. Holder on Baker Street, what does he conclude/deduce about the man? Mr. Holder's extraordinary movements (even though he is well dressed) cause him to think that he is a "madman."