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The 13th Warrior follows Ahmad Ibn Fadhlan, a poet banished from Baghdad, who becomes an ambassador to the Viking land of Tossuk Vlad. There, he joins a group of thirteen warriors, including the Viking leader Buliwyf, to confront a beast terrorizing their village, fostering courage and friendship despite cultural differences. The drama showcases themes of honor and unity in the face of adversity.

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The 13th Warrior follows Ahmad Ibn Fadhlan, a poet banished from Baghdad, who becomes an ambassador to the Viking land of Tossuk Vlad. There, he joins a group of thirteen warriors, including the Viking leader Buliwyf, to confront a beast terrorizing their village, fostering courage and friendship despite cultural differences. The drama showcases themes of honor and unity in the face of adversity.

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Script: The 13th Warrior

Synopsis
Ahmad Ibn Fadhlan bin Al Abbas bin Rasid bin Hammad is a poet and nobleman of the
Islamic kingdom in the greatest city in the world. His life was peaceful, until one day he met a
beautiful woman who had become the wife of the caliph's prime minister. The jealous husband
reported him to the caliph, and Ahmad was made an ambassador to the far northern land of
Tossuk Vlad, accompanied by his father's old friend Melchisidek.
On his journey, Ahmad met the Vikings, also known as the Northmen. Upon entering
their camp, he heard that the Viking village was being terrorised by a beast called Wendol. As per
the Viking shaman's prophecy, thirteen warriors were needed to face the Wendol, and the last
warrior had to be a non-Viking. Ahmad, untrained in combat reluctantly accepted this task.
Together with a Viking leader named Buliwyf, although initially a stranger among the Vikings,
Ahmad soon found new courage and forged friendships with the warriors. Together, they faced
cultural and linguistic differences, uniting against a deadly common enemy. These 13 warriors
give us a sense of courage, friendship and honour that crosses differences.
We, from Group 2 of the Men's Drama Contest, will perform this action-packed and
united drama entitled: THE 13th WARRIOR.
1. Scene 1: Ahmad Ibn Fadlan Banished from Baghdad
Ahmad ibn Fadlan was the greatest poet in the city of Baghdad, one day he met a beautiful
woman who turned out to have a husband as prime minister in the caliphate of Baghdad, as a
result of his actions as a punishment, he was expelled from the kingdom by changing as an envoy
to become an ambassador to the northern region called Tossuk Vlad and accompanied by his
father's old friend, Melchisidek.
Prime Minister: Look, my lord, your poet keeps staring at my wife.
Caliph : Do you have a problem with that?
Prime Minister: Of course my lord, I feel jealous of that.
Caliph : Well, what do you want now?
Prime Minister: I don't want to see her in this kingdom anymore.
The caliph summoned the poet (ahmad ibn fadhlan).
Caliph : Soldier, bring the royal poet to me.
Soldier : Yes, your honour.
The poet came to the Caliph.
Fadhlan : Why have you summoned me, your honour?
Caliph : I have a task for you, go to a land called Tosseuk Vlad, a land located far in the
north.
Fadhlan : What should I do in that country, your honour?
Caliph : Be an ambassador in that country, you will be accompanied by your father's old
friend Melchisidek.
Fadhlan : Very well, Your Highness, I will leave tomorrow before dawn.
2. Scene 2: Meeting the Vikings
On their journey Ahmad and Melchisidek were surprised by the attack of the tartars but he and
his troops managed to escape by the river and arrived at the Vikings on the banks of the Vallhala
River, where the Vikings were camping. Then he entered the Viking camp, Fadhlan was
surprised to see the Vikings who had a harsh and wild lifestyle.
Stranger : the tartars are coming! The tartars are coming!
Melchisidek : Run for your lives!
Fadhlan and his troops managed to escape to the banks of the Valhala River (the river of the
Vikings).
Melchisidek : They stopped, they're not following us.
Warrior : A boat! A boat! They're nortmen!
Melchisidek : Look! They're gone!
Warrior : Move! Move! Keep moving!
Fadhlan : Hey, hey, hey, hey, wait, wait, who are those people in the boat?
Warrior : The northmen, keep moving and stay still!
Fadhlan : Why, are they dangerous?
Soldier : It depends. They might let us go, or they might kill us.
Fadhlan : I'm an ambassador, damn it, I should be talking to those people.
Melchisidek : You'll get your chance.
Fadhlan and his troops approached the Vikings.
Fadhlan : What do you think the ruler of this camp calls himself?
Melchisidek : ohh emperor maybe.
Fadhlan : hmm emperor.
Fadhlan and Melchisidek went to one of the northmen.
Melchisidek : We are looking for your leader.
Northmen 1 : try in greek
Melchisidek : We are looking for your leader (Greek).
Northmen 2 : My leader is there, in the tent (Greek).
Melchisidek : He says his leader is there, in the tent.
Northmen 2 : My leader is gone (Greek)
Melchisidek : Apparently, the king can't speak, he's dead, this is his funeral ceremony, you will
be introduced to one of his heirs Bulwyf.
Bulwyf : Can anyone play a victory song for me?
Melchisidek : Bulwyf would like a victory song, recite a poem or a story.
Fadhlan : You must remember something.
Fadhlan tells a story and then suddenly Bulwyf swings his sword at one of the Northmen.

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