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Welcome to the wonderful world of Caraidean, which means 'Friends' in Gaelic, a new online soap where you control what happens! Join Sìleas and Marsaili and their friends each week to listen to a new Gaelic phrase and decide what course their lives take.

The storyline with the most votes will be used the following week. Use the voting options at the bottom of the page to cast your vote. This vote will close on 25 July at 12 noon. It's extra long, we hope you don't mind. Be sure to come back and visit Marsaili and Sìleas to find out what happens next! This vote complies with the BBC's policy on voting and competitions.

Episode 68

The girls ignore the warnings of the mysterious woman, who clearly has something to hide, and decide to investigate the castle themselves. Ghosts, they know, do not exist. There is not much left of Lochranza Castle, but Marsaili has heard the legend that Robert the Bruce landed at Lochranza Castle when he returned from Ireland to claim his throne in 1306.

She's waxing lyrical to Sìleas about her historical knowledge and Sìleas is getting quite fed up. Sìleas wishes something exciting would happen just to stop Marsaili talking non-stop at her.

Suddenly there is a flash of light and everything goes black. The girls note a shadowy figure of a man. There before them stands Robert the Bruce. If they were in any doubt the man before them bawls at them!

“What is going on here?”, the girls wonder.

They are suddenly aware of another presence.

It's the strange mysterious woman.

Whatever is going on here is centred on her . What is she doing here? Why is she here?

Robert the Bruce : Is mise Raibeart Brus. Feumaidh mi crùn na h-Alba fhaighinn! Cò sibhse? A bheil sibh còmhla rium no nam aghaidh? (I am Robert the Bruce. I must get the crown of Scotland!Who are you? Are you with me, or against me?)

Lochranza Castle

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