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I've seen more than one tweet from Stuart Ashen referring to the original Helmet of Justice as lost. It isn't: Tim Child himself entrusted it and other props to a member of the Knightmare.com community who tweeted photos of them as recently as 7 months ago and presumably still has them safe and sound. I could understand if the Geek Week Knightmare crew had consciously opted for Knightmare Live's adult-sized helm over the original child-sized one, but it really troubles me to think that Tim Child may have written off the original helmet, his helmet, as missing.
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It’s good to know that the old props are still around. I’d hate to think of them as simply heading for a skip after the show ended…
As I mentioned when giving my own review of the YouTube Geek Week episode, I noticed what I think was an old prop that Motley used to use.
Did anyone else notice Sylvester carrying that red and yellow jester’s head on a stick…? It even had a look of being slightly dulled/dirtied with age, too. Obviously I’ll stand corrected if I’m wrong but it looked very familiar to me.
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I don't think it is the same prop; Motley's had a bell(?) on top of it's head, whereas this one has a cloth spike/horn headdress thing.
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I've seen more than one tweet from Stuart Ashen referring to the original Helmet of Justice as lost. It isn't: Tim Child himself entrusted it and other props to a member of the Knightmare.com community who tweeted photos of them as recently as 7 months ago and presumably still has them safe and sound. I could understand if the Geek Week Knightmare crew had consciously opted for Knightmare Live's adult-sized helm over the original child-sized one, but it really troubles me to think that Tim Child may have written off the original helmet, his helmet, as missing.
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That's both kinda hilarious and thought-provoking to me.
The two iconic helmets of justice, the dungeoneers one true protection from the forces of the unreality and confusion in the dungeons...a running constant throughout and one of the few items that has seen many quests start and end in various ways, and which have been worn by countless challengers with mixed levels of worthiness...side by side on top of a cupboard, as far away from the adventure and dungeoneering as can possibly be.
Quite a thing when you think about it.
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That's both kinda hilarious and thought-provoking to me.
The two iconic helmets of justice, the dungeoneers one true protection from the forces of the unreality and confusion in the dungeons...a running constant throughout and one of the few items that has seen many quests start and end in various ways, and which have been worn by countless challengers with mixed levels of worthiness...side by side on top of a cupboard, as far away from the adventure and dungeoneering as can possibly be.
Quite a thing when you think about it.
There's also a fright knight trophy sandwiched in between the two
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Tim Child is the owner. Anyone else is merely the custodian. The top of a cupboard seems a precarious place for such precious things. I hope they spend time in a well-padded box when they're not posing for photographs!
Did anyone else notice Sylvester carrying that red and yellow jester’s head on a stick…?
You mean a marotte/folderal (one of the many things Knightmare taught me as a kid)?
Lillith and Brother Mace each used folderol to refer to a jester's stick but no dictionary seems to back that up. Bauble is another correct term but can also mean a trinket in general, as we heard in the Geek Week episode. If I could own any prop from Knightmare, I'd choose a jester's bauble or the big green gemstone.
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I am the said holder of these items.
I was unaware that the props are considered lost! That shall have to be rectified.
They are, however, quite safe and in the same condition as received in 2004. They are...quite a presence.
I bet they are! If I had my own Fright Knight on top of my wardrobe, I would sleep rather jolly well at night! Once I cut it's head off (I am allowed to do that, right?)
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Those FrightKnight trophies were given away as prizes for mastering the dungeon for some seasons weren't they. I wonder if that one was simply a spare or a prop that was used during the production of the series. I'd very much hope a winner hasn't given-up possession of such a prized artefact. There weren't a whole lot a winners after all.
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