Medieval Jester Fact Triptych

{"type":"medieval illuminated manuscript style educational triptych poster","title_banner":{"text":"{argument name=\"main title\" default=\"TRUE & PECULIAR\"}","position":"top center","appearance":"aged parchment ribbon banner with curled ends, black serif lettering, tiny jester-head ornaments and vine flourishes"},"overall_style":"darkly humorous late-medieval court illustration, intricate pen-and-ink crosshatching, muted browns, ochres, deep blues, burgundy reds, candlelit shadows, antique parchment texture, ornate black border lines, historically detailed costumes and interiors, grotesque satirical marginalia feeling, highly detailed but with every human face THE ONLY MAN WHO DARES","position":"left third","scene":"a crowded medieval royal court chamber with tapestries, patterned tile floor, leaded windows, guards, nobles, clergy, and courtiers gathered around a corpulent court jester with bells and motley clothing who stands proudly with his swollen belly pushed forward, holding a jester staff or scepter, while a laughing king in an ermine-trimmed cloak reclines on an ornate throne; composition feels theatrical and mocking, with many onlookers, all faces obscured by brown oval masks"},{"label":"2. THE PRIVILEGE","position":"center third","scene":"an intimate council-table scene lit by candles, a court jester in red and gold motley leans close and whispers or mocks a crowned king in blue and ermine at a carved wooden table THE BEDSIDE","position":"right third","scene":"a dim royal bedchamber where a sick, heavyset king lies propped in an ornate bed under blue embroidered covers, wearing a loose white nightshirt; the jester sits at the bedside holding the king's hand or presenting a small object, surrounded by clergy, monks, attendants, candles, carved furniture, blue drapery, and a doorway with a robed figure; solemn deathbed atmosphere, all faces obscured by brown oval masks"}]},"bottom_caption":{"text":"{argument name=\"fact text\" default=\"TRUE FACT #1: Court jesters were the only people in medieval Europe permitted to mock and criticize the king openly. King James V of Scotland, dying, specifically asked for his fool to be brought to his bedside.\"}","position":"full-width parchment panel below the three scenes","appearance":"large black old-style serif text centered in two lines, framed by thin borders and symmetrical jester-bell floral ornaments at the left and right corners"},"historical_subject":{"king":"{argument name=\"king name\" default=\"King James V of Scotland\"}","main figure":"{argument name=\"main figure\" default=\"court jester\"}","setting":"{argument name=\"setting\" default=\"medieval Europe\"}"},"rendering_notes":"make the poster look like a scanned antique illustrated broadsheet, with warm aged paper margins, precise linework, dense background detail, medieval manuscript ornamentation, no modern objects, and exactly three numbered panels plus one bottom fact caption"}