Algren and Katsumoto discuss their weariness of soldiering and the code of Bushido.

William, a squire, is publically punished for impersonating his master, Sir Ector, in jousting competitions. He is placed in a pillory and food is thrown at him. Prince Edward, who William befriended during his jousting competitions, orders the guards to take him out of the pillory and knights him as "Sir William".

Explains the feudal system that was popular in Europe during the Middle Ages as well as why it subsided over time.

A ranking Japanese official discusses with a Catholic priest Japan's resistance to foreign countries and their ideologies.

A comedic take on the hardships of serfs and the constant taxation to which they were subjected.