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Within hours of walkthrough the parents' departure, while trying out the comfortable throne, Fritz receives this letter: "A challenge is given to King White. King Black would like to play!" Well, no one has beaten King Black in years. And it's no coincidence that this challenge is delivered when the parents are away! What is Fritz to do? He's in charge, but he doesn't walkthrough know how to play chess. To the rescue comes a very colorful character—King Kaleidoscope. King K (as he's affectionately known) is my kind of guy, full of little sayings like this: In winter's cold or summer's walkthrough heat, It's always best when it's time to eat! But roly-poly King K is also prepared to teach little Fritz (and my nephew) the techniques of playing chess. Exploring the grounds of the Kingdom reveals side games designed as instructions in the basics of chess. These are fun in and of themselves, and include such frolic as: Take Your Pick—Her Majesty shows the art of moving queens; Smash the Toilets—In King Black's factory, you'll find how bishops traverse the board; The Peasant Pawns of Pleasantville—Visiting this village will reveal the movement secrets of pawns.
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