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	~~The~~ '''{{PAGENAME}}''' or '''May Queen''' was a title conferred upon some young [[human]] women in at least [[17th century]] [[Britain]]. These women were at the centre of springtime celebrations involving [[maypole]]s. [[Will Chandler]], a native of the [[17th century]], seemed to be of the opinion that May Queens were universally burned to death during the ceremonies.		"'''{{PAGENAME}}'''" or "'''May Queen'''" was a title conferred upon some young [[human]] women in at least [[17th century]] [[Britain]]. These women were at the centre of springtime celebrations involving [[maypole]]s. [[Will Chandler]], a native of the [[17th century]], seemed to be of the opinion that May Queens were universally burned to death during the ceremonies.

	[[Tegan Jovanka]] was once forced by Sir [[George Hutchinson]] to be the Queen of the May in a war games simulation that happened in [[Little Hodcombe]] in [[1984]]. She escaped being burnt at the maypole because she was replaced at the last minute by a straw figure. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Awakening]]'')		[[Tegan Jovanka]] was once forced by Sir [[George Hutchinson]] to be the Queen of the May in a war games simulation that happened in [[Little Hodcombe]] in [[1984]]. She escaped being burnt at the maypole because she was replaced at the last minute by a straw figure. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Awakening]]'')