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It's 1115 a November 20th, 1992, at Windsor Castle, a residence of Queen... 18 a walks into the Queen's private chapel with a member of the Windsor Castle staff.

The conservator is here to examine several paintings which need protecting to safeguard

them for future generations.

But he's distracted by an odd odor inside the chapel. It smells like smoke.

The conservator mentions this to the castle official, but he's assured that it's probably just dust.

Satisfied that the smell is just a normal odor of an ancient property,

the conservator sets up a step ladder and climbs up to examine one of the works of art that he's

been asked to preserve. He appears at the cracked paint through a magnifying

glass, but the smell he noticed earlier is growing stronger. The conservator looks around the chapel,

and from his elevated position, he smoke near the seaving at the

top of a long curtain. The conservator clamors down the ladder and pulls the heavy curtain

aside revealing that part of it is on fire. The conservator shouts a warning to the castle official

and they exchange panicked looks.

The official runs out of the chapel, saying he'll call for help.

Meanwhile, the conservator searches the room for a fire extinguisher or can find

none. He stands helpless as flames eat through the curtain's heavy velvet. It's spreading

quickly. The conservator's eyes drift to the painting he just examined.

He takes a screwdriver from his toolbox and begins unscrewing the frame from the wall.

The conservator may not be able to stop the fire, but he can save a priceless work of art from being destroyed by the flames.

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