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1. Where did Elmer live?
2. Did he remember the events of 1066?
3. What did his uncle think about the Normans?
4. What did Elmer think about the Normans?
5. Where did the boys decide to go?
6. Who was Hereward the Wake?
7. Where was the English camp?
8. Why couldn't the Normans get to the English camp?
9. What did the Normans build?
10. Who helped the Normans build it?
11. Why did the Normans decide to use a witch?
12. How did Elmer help his friends?
13. Why did Hereward, Elmer and Sigurd have to run away?
14. What happened to Elmer in the end?
15. What has the ring brought to its owner in this story?

Elmer's War
Happy birthday, Elmer!" These kind words woke Elmer up, but he didn't open his eyes. For a few seconds he laid in his bed and panicked. It had been happening to him every morning since all his family were killed four years ago... in 1066.
Then he remembered: he was safe, in the castle of his uncle, Lord Thorkill of Arden. The only thing that reminded him of his past was a golden ring that he had found in the forest and that he never took off his finger. Elmer believed that the ring had saved him four years ago. The boy's face relaxed. He opened his eyes and smiled at the old man, who was sitting next to his bed.
"Get up, my boy!" Uncle Thorkill said, "We have a very busy day! I'm going to invite some important people: Baron Miles Crispin and his wife, and Duke Robert..."
"What are you saying, uncle! These people are all Normans. How can you invite them to my birthday?"
"You are fourteen today. It's time to think about your future. These people are very rich. One day they'll introduce you to our King William. By the way, how's your French? Have you made any progress?"
"Oh, please, don't ask me about my French. You know I hate the language. Why don't you invite our good neighbours, Lord Saewold and his children, Lord Wolf and Lady Catherine?"
"Stop it, Elmer. These people are nothing. They have lost their lands. And those who still have some land are tenants of Baron Miles Crispin. That's the end of the conversation! This evening you must be in the great hall. And don't be late!"
Lord Thorkill left, and Elmer ran down through the great hall, and out of the house. He needed to talk to his best friend Sigurd. Sigurd helped Lord ThorkilPs cook in the kitchen and Elmer could always find him in the back yard of the castle, but not today. When Elmer finally got to his friend, Sigurd was crying.
What's happened? Elmer whispered, "Why are you crying, friend?"
I'll be fine. Don't worry about me, Sir Elmer. You are the nephew of Lord Thorkill of Arden, and I'm his slave. How can we be friends?"
You are more than a friend, you are like a brother to me, Sigurd. I'll never forget that four years ago you helped me get to safety. Now tell me, what has happened to you?
Yesterday I cooked dinner and Lord Thorkill didn't like it. The cow was cold, the swine was hard and I burnt the deer. So when the cook heard about it, he beat me. He often does that, so don't worry about me."
But that's not true! Dinner yesterday was great. The beef was hot, the pork was nice and soft, and the venison was very good... Don't look away, Sigurd. Talk to me."
"You speak like a Norman! Only the Normans call a cow — beef, a swine — pork, and a deer — venison. We, English don't use these words. What's happened to you, Elmer? Are you forgetting your own language?
"You're right, Sigurd. It's time to do something and remember the day when the Normans killed our parents. But what are we going to do? There are Normans everywhere Your uncle is the only English lord in the country and he doesn't want to fight. All he thinks about is his LAND.
We must run away. I heard about a wonderful man called Hereward. In 1066 the Norma