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A Goofy Movie, A Time in the Lives of Max and Goofy
Released in 1995 as a joint project between Walt Disney Pictures and Buena Vista Productions, A Goofy Movie is an animation feature about Goofy and Max. This father and son tandem is a spin off from the disney characters in the television series Goof Troop. Goofy, however, dates back a bit farther, being one of Disney's original characters alongside Mickey and Donald in the 1930s. But unlike his contemporaries who portray uncle roles, he is the only one to play the character of a single parent. Max, meanwhile, having made his debut as a kid in the said series, now reprises his role in the movie as a teenager.
With his eyes set on Roxanne's affections, the story starts with Max having the resolve to do away with his goofy image. In doing so, however, he goes overboard when he takes center stage in the middle of a speech to the student body. Taking the limelight from Principal Mazur, together with his friends he performs the Powerline hit "Stand Out". Though his identity is initially concealed, he is eventually unmasked when he trips during the performance. Nevertheless his stint is a success since the audience extremely enjoys the number. As expected, the incident incurs the school administrator's ire and Principal Mazur is quick in telling Goofy off about Max's mischief. For fear of the consequences, Goofy decides to take his son away to Idaho for a fishing trip. Reminiscent of another similar excursion with his dad when he was Max's age, Goofy's excitement is one-sided though. After his impressive act in the school auditorium, Max got Roxanne's attention and was able to seal a date with her. Now with him about to be on the road, he can not get the thought out of his mind that she might go out with someone else instead. In his desperate attempt to further show off, he prevaricates by telling her that he will be onstage in LA with no less than Powerline! Roxanne believes and promises to watch out for him.
Finding himself in even deeper trouble, Max unwillingly joins his dad in their fishing escapade. Forced to camp in the car, chased after by Big Foot topped by lost keys, the trip turns from one misadventure into another. But in all these Max never forgets LA so the next chance he gets, he alters the map towards that destination. Goofy finds out about his son's annoying action and understandably gets angry. In the midst of this disagreement, another perilous situation awaits the two.
Will father and son end up in one piece? Will Max get the girl? Go see the movie and check it out!
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Wars of the Roses, Yorkist rule
The first phase of conflict was between 1455–1460. The Yorkists were victorious at the First Battle of St Albans and attempts were made to reconcile differences. Margaret resisted attempts to have her son Edward of Westminster disinherited, and Richard was forced to return to Ireland as a lieutenant. Hostilities picked up again after the Duke of York returned and the war continued. At the Battle of Northampton Henry was found abandoned in a tent experiencing another mental breakdown. The Act of Accord was agreed in which it was outlined that Henry would remain as monarch for his lifetime, but Richard and his descendants would succeed him. Because Margaret and Lancastrian supporters found this unacceptable, conflict continued. Richard was slain at the Battle of Wakefield. His son Edmund, Earl of Rutland and Richard Neville, Earl of Salisbury were captured and beheaded by the Lancastrians. The head of the Duke of York was set on display at Micklegate Bar, York. Richard's young son Edward, Earl of March took up the cause. Margaret formed an alliance with Mary of Guelders, Queen of Scots against the Yorkists and the Scottish army pillaged its way down to southern England. London's gates remained closed to the Scottish army after hearing of the plundering; the capital city enthusiastically welcomed Edward when the Yorkists arrived. The people demanded that he be made king, which was quickly confirmed by the Parliament of England, and he was unofficially crowned Edward IV of England at Westminster Abbey. After a battle at Towton, Edward's official coronation in the capital city took place, in June 1461.
Edward was involved in governance far more directly than his predecessor. Warwick the Kingmaker, who had helped Edward come to power and wished to influence him, was deeply unhappy at the new king's marriage with Elizabeth Woodville. His family was also unhappy with this, leading his mother to declare him a bastard and his brother George, Duke of Clarence to revolt. After a counter-rebellion, Edward defeated Warwick who eventually entered into a pact with the Lancastrians. In late 1470, Warwick helped the Lancastrians depose the Yorkists, and Henry VI returned briefly to the throne. Edward and his loyal brother, Richard, Duke of Gloucester, took refuge in Burgundy until the following year when they returned to England. George, Duke of Clarence, switched sides at the Battle of Barnet, leading to Warwick's death and Edward's restoration. After his restoration, Edward returned some stability with heavy personal control in government. He signed a peace treaty with France on favourable terms, tightened management of royal revenues, paid for the country's administration with Crown Estate profits, and patronised William Caxton who set up England's first printing press. Edward's son was crowned Edward V of England at age 12. The protectorship of the young king and his brother Richard of Shrewsbury was entrusted to their uncle Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Richard was suspicious of the influential Woodville faction who he blamed for the death of his brother George.
A statute of the Parliament of England, known as "Titulus Regius," was issued in 1483 declaring the children of Edward IV illegitimate, thus passing the crown to Richard III of England. This was due to evidence presented by Ralph Shaa that Edward had entered contract to marry Lady Eleanor Talbot before he married Elizabeth Woodville, making his marriage to Elizabeth and their issue invalid. The two boys became the Princes in the Tower, the Tower being a royal residence at the time. Their ultimate fate is unknown. Some have suggested that they died there. Richard had a strong power base in the North of England and founded the Council of the North to improve governance there. He also founded the College of Arms office of heraldry. The king's son and heir, Edward of Middleham, Prince of Wales, died before him in 1484. Henry Tudor, a Welshman and maternal descendant of John of Gaunt was the cognatic primogeniture pretender to the House of Lancaster, landed at Milford Haven in the Principality of Wales to invade with an army of foreign mercenaries. The Battle of Bosworth Field took place for the throne of England. Richard was betrayed when Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland, and Lord Stanley refused to send in troops. Side by side with his loyal commanders John, Duke of Norfolk and Sir William Catesby, Richard fought until the end and was killed in action. The crown passed to a new dynasty, the House of Tudor, with the coronation of Henry VII of England, beginning the Tudor era.
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