In two weeks with the Queen, ted is sad because Griff his partner (he is gay) is going to die of aids.
In the book "Two Weeks with the Queen," Ted was portrayed as gay to explore themes of diversity, acceptance, and different family structures. Morris Gleitzman likely included this aspect of Ted's character to shed light on the challenges that LGBTQ+ individuals may face and to promote understanding and empathy among readers. It also adds layers to Ted's character and allows for a more nuanced representation of human relationships.
Morris Gleitzman wrtoe the novel two weeks with the Queen. Mary Morris wrote two weeks with the queen: the play
it was published by the puffin books two weeks with the queen was published in 1992
Colin buys Luke a Cessna 172 plane in two weeks with the queen.
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His last name is Mudford (:
I wore mine for two weeks after both knees were replaced (at separate times.)
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It is aimed at older adolescents and teens (young adult audience).
In the end of two weeks with the queen Colin goes back to Luke in Australia and Colin knows that he is going to die as their is no cure for Leukaemia. So Luke has to die. But Colin just wants to be there for him.
They were unhappy about the death of Dred Scott and John Brown.