invading
to march aggressively into another's territory by military force for the purposes of conquest and occupation.
Nobleman
a title given to upper class people in Britain during the Victorian Era.
vanity
the quality of being vain, or having an excessive amount of pride; especially as it pertains to beauty, or material possession.
overnight sensation
an idea or person that gains fame or becomes extremely popular, very quickly.
swayed
win approval or support for. To be persuaded.
fraud
intentionally deceiving or tricking a person in order to gain an advantage.
Prologue
the introduction to a play; usually read by the narrator that provides the audience with background information pertaining to the scene or plot.
unreliable
something or someone who is not dependable.
commander
someone in an official position of authority who can give orders or control others.
trampling
to step or stomp heavily with your feet.
daring
is to be bold, adventurous. Someone who takes risks.
convincing
the act of being persuasive or getting someone to believe what you are saying.
