Sam strolled through the vast expanse of Windsor Castle's grounds, which served as one of the
primary residences for the Queen of England.
This regal estate also housed the revered monarch's guards, renowned for their unwavering
composure.
However, as Sam neared a specific sentry, he was taken aback by the unexpected action
the soldier performed.
The entirety of Sam's visit to Windsor Castle was meticulously documented as he played a
leading role in a popular web series named "The Specials."
This captivating show not only chronicled Sam's life but also delved into the lives
of his companions—Lucy, Lewis, Megan, and Hilly.
And The Specials depicted the five young adults as they navigated the world with down syndrome,
or, in Lewis’s case, William Syndrome in particular.
They showed Sam and his friends after they’d taken a huge step, they’d moved into a shared
house in Brighton, England.
The Specials hit the internet in September 2009, and the ten-episode first season made
waves right away, eventually earning a 2010 Webby Award for Best reality program.
The Webby Awards are known as the Oscars of the web, and so winning was a fantastic achievement,
the show’s website reads.
The series second season, Meanwhile, revisited the five housemates two years later.
At that time, Sam was on a quest to find love, and it was for very a specific reason that
this particular journey brought him to the gates of Windsor Castle.
One of the Queen’s most important properties.
Windsor Castle was built nearly 10 years ago.
Since the 12th century, the grand structure has also been a home for the reigning monarch,
and this fact makes it the English Palace that’s been inhabited for the longest period
of time.
When she’s in the UK, then Queen Elizabeth II typically stays in either Windsor or at
Buckingham Palace in London.
And in the footage taken when Sam visits Windsor, he traverses the grounds and speaks to a pair
of soldiers, Sergeant Baguette Moore and Lieutenant Bragger.
However, Bragger advises Sam that the Queen’s guard.
In other words, these soldiers, sporting the iconic fur hats, won’t be able to interact
with them while they’re on patrol.
Fortunately for Sam, his tour guides are permitted to speak to him, and he has a question for
them before they reach the Queen’s guard.
In here.
Is there any fighting battles?
He asks.
Baggage, Moore playfully replies, in here?
At the moment, I hope not.
After that, Sam, Braggar and Baggot Moore come to a guard on patrol.
He’s wearing the signature black fur cap as well as a Gray trench coat and white gloves.
He’s also carrying a rifle, and he’s completely silent as he keeps watch on the palace.
In a manner similar to many tourists, Sam decides to stand next to the garden and take
a photo, and this is a normal activity.
This entry likely feel unthreatened, however, if a guest becomes a nuisance or a threat,
the guard would shout a warning that they may take even more drastic action.
Without that knowledge, though, Sam couldn’t have known what would happen next.
Perhaps he makes a step slightly too close to the guard or lingers too long as the Sentry
stamps his foot on the ground in a seeming warning for Sam to move away.
Then Sam quickly runs off so that he’s a comfortable distance from the guard.
After that, he has a laugh with the soldiers who had brought him to see the Sentry.
But Sam may have been cheerful for more than just his misstep.
You see, it turns out that he knows the guard who had given him a little warning.
Yes, the man standing at Windsor Castle was actually Sam’s younger brother Jack.
In the year prior to Sam’s visit to the Royal property, his brother had enlisted in
the army.
As a result, the pair hadn’t been able to see each other for some time.
So knowing that Jack was in a post at Windsor Castle, Sam decided to go and see his brother
while he was working.
There was one catch, of course.
Sam couldn’t speak to his brother nor distract him while Jack was protecting the Queen.
And although many centuries stamped the ground as a warning to tourists who have ventured
too close, Sam’s brother may have been sending a different message to his sibling.
Jack’s actions could have been made to acknowledge his brother’s presence or to tease him,
for instance, although it startled Sam nonetheless.
Fortunately, the brothers are able to have a proper meeting later in the Guard’s barracks
and it quickly becomes apparent that there are no hard feelings regarding Sam’s earlier
scare with him and Jack locking into a huge hug.
Then, after Jack embraces his big brother and holds him in the air, he asks Sam if he
enjoys the tour of the palace grounds.
Sam says that he did before quickly adding, I miss you.
Jack replies, I miss you, too.
And the affection that the pair have for each other is obvious as they continue hugging.
Eventually, Jack and Sam are able to discuss the topic that the older brother had hoped
to cover.
Love finally able to speak in a moat, the member of the Queen’s guard gives Sam a
Pep talk and encourages him in his pursuit of romance.
From there, the specials would go on to Chronicle Sam’s relationship with a very special Lady,
Megan, one of his housemates in Brighton.
Cameras rolled as the couple experienced the highs and lows that come with love, but thankfully,
their bond was strong enough to survive the show’s two seasons and beyond.
Indeed, in March 2018, the specials YouTube channel panel shared an update on the pair,
who had dated for six years and known each other for a decade.
By that point.
In the footage, Sam got down on one knee to ask Meghan to marry him and she says Yes.
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