The Napoleon of Notting Hill

Auberon Quin, a whimsical king with a penchant for humor, disrupts the monotony of England's rulers by introducing extravagant costumes for London's provosts. While most find his antics tiresome, Adam Wayne, a passionate young man, embraces the call for regional pride, earning him the title of the Napoleon of Notting Hill. This clash between Quin's lightheartedness and Wayne's earnestness sets the stage for a unique exploration of identity and community in a whimsical take on monarchy.