We burn him every year
Guy Fawkes was caught at midnight on 4 November 1605, in a cellar under the throne at Westminster, with a ton and a half of gunpowder. He died in Old Palace Yard on 31 January 1606, a few steps from the building he tried to blow up.
Tonight the country sets off fireworks for him.
Two panels: the bonfire, and the lantern he carried that night, which is in a glass case in Oxford now because the cellar is not.
I keep wanting this to be a story about failing so hard they make you a holiday. It isn't. They killed him and kept the party.
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