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| rdfs:comment | - King Arthur reports to David that certain valuable objects have been stolen from a chest from his kingdom, including a magic bean which could transport all his people home. David suspects that the thief is going to pawn the objects at Mr. Gold Pawnbroker & Antiquities Dealer, and so they go there next to ask Belle if anyone's been in the shop. She denies that anyone has, but when David sees the Doctoberfest Cup on the counter he gets an idea; he proceeds to tell the people of Camelot that it's a magic chalice capable of exposing the thief and, as such, the thief proceeds to run away on horseback. Using his jeep and a plank of wood, David is able to knock him from his horse and arrest him. As it turns out, it's Arthur's squire Grif, who denies any claim of there being a bean in that chest.
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| Used for | - Drinking
- Tricking the people of Camelot
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| C | - David borrows the cup from Belle.
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| abstract | - King Arthur reports to David that certain valuable objects have been stolen from a chest from his kingdom, including a magic bean which could transport all his people home. David suspects that the thief is going to pawn the objects at Mr. Gold Pawnbroker & Antiquities Dealer, and so they go there next to ask Belle if anyone's been in the shop. She denies that anyone has, but when David sees the Doctoberfest Cup on the counter he gets an idea; he proceeds to tell the people of Camelot that it's a magic chalice capable of exposing the thief and, as such, the thief proceeds to run away on horseback. Using his jeep and a plank of wood, David is able to knock him from his horse and arrest him. As it turns out, it's Arthur's squire Grif, who denies any claim of there being a bean in that chest. ("Siege Perilous")
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