 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER III. 

"Fine customs dey respect big kings. My dear Kate, you and I no fit dey restricted by the weak list of one country fashion. We na the ones wey dey set manners; and the freedom wey dey follow our positions, dey shut the mouths of all fault-finders."--Henry V. 

Despite her strong determination, constant firmness, and a calmness of mind wey dey spread through Isabella moral system like deep, quiet current of enthusiasm, but wey better to assign to the high and fixed principles wey dey guide all her actions, her heart dey beat anyhow, and her natural reserve, wey almost reach shyness level, dey worry her well well, as the time reach wey she go first see the prince wey she don accept as husband. Castilian etiquette, as well as the importance of the political interests wey dey involved for the intended union, don make the preliminary negotiations to last for several days; the groom being left, all that time, to control hin impatience to see the princess, as e fit. 

On the evening of the 15th of October, 1469, finally, all obstacles don clear, Don Fernando climb horse, and, with only four attendants, wey include Andres de Cabrera, he quietly waka, without any of the usual things wey dey follow person wey get hin high rank, go the palace of John of Vivero, for the city of Valladolid. The Archbishop of Toledo na for the princess faction, and this bishop, wey dey warlike and active supporter, dey ready to receive the accepted suitor, and to lead am go meet hin mistress. 

1. When Don commot?
2. For which year?
3. Who e dey go see?
4. Where?
5. Don go alone?
6. How many people follow am?
7. Who be one of the people?
8. Don get high rank?
9. The people wey follow am get high rank?
10. John dey live for better house?
11. Who accept husband?
12. The man wey she accept na royalty?``` <response>: ```1. 15th of October
2. 1469
3. John of Vivero
4. Valladolid
5. no
6. four
7. Andres de Cabrera
8. yes
9. no
10. yes
11. Isabella
12. yes``` 