I can't really review this - I mean, it is what it is.
But the ending, when the treasonous Count Ganelon is tied to Four Horses that are set free upon a lusty Mare, and so he is drawn and quartered, and the execution of his followers, well, ...
There's something to be said in how we used to punish treason. In Alberta they elect traitors to Premier.
When all this separation nonsense is done we'd do well to take a page from this book.
And Smith and Kenney and all the rest of the UCP members can be drawn and quartered for our amusement as well, and every wing-nut separatist hung. We'll be better for it.