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This charming medieval story shows that a true knight has more virtues than just courage. The hero, Sir Cleges, is generous, perhaps too generous. He celebrates Christmas in such style every year, that eventually he falls into poverty. When he is at his lowest ebb, cherries appear in his garden, even though it is snowy and out of season. His wife points him in the direction of the Court of King Uther, and he is on his way to restore his wealth.
For a detailed introduction see Teams Middle English Texts.
Read by Natasha. Version by Bertie. Duration 14.46.
Proofread by Claire Deakin.
The Christmas Cherry Tree
My Lords and Ladies, you shall hear of one who lived many generations ago, in the time of King Uther Pendragon, father of the famed King Arthur. I speak of a knight, hardy and strong, tall and fair, brave and noble. In all the world there lived no one as courteous, noble or generous as he. To landowners, who struggled in times of war, he gave gold. To poor farmers who rented lands from him, he gave food and good cheer. A spare place at his table was always laid just in case anyone might pay a visit to him.
This knight had a gentle wife, the best a man could wish for. No woman was more beautiful, or more noble in her heart than she. Dame Clarys was her name. Of goodness, she had truly. Together they brought gladness to many a soul. No man, rich or poor, felt any ill will against them.
Every year, Sir Cleges, for that was the name of this noble knight, would hold a feast at Christmas time. No king celebrated that day in greater style than he. Rich and poor came to his feast. He would turn away no man. Friars payed him with blessings, minstrels with music – those were the highest prices he would ask for his food. When the feasting was over, the guests would not leave without gifts. He gave freely of robes, horses, silver and even gold. All this he did in honour of Him who was born in a manger on that day.
But his wealth dwindled with each passing year. He would not give up his feasting or his gifts. He let, mortgaged, even sold his lands to pay for his generosity, until at last he had almost nothing left. The Christmas feasting had to end. He lived meekly with his good wife and two children – and of luxuries, they knew no more.
One Christmas Eve, Sir Cleges was walking up and down his garden, when he heard the sound of trumpets, pipes, drums, harps and cymbals. He could hear carols and dancing. The sound of merriment brought back memories of his past feasts and festivities. He knew well that the music came from the court of King Uther, who was at Cardiff for Christmas. The King had not invited his loyal knight to join his table for the festivities. He had either forgotten him, or thought that he was dead. Sir Cleges wrung his hands began to pray piteously.
“Oh Jesus, heavenly king, you made everything out of nothing. I thank you for times past, for the merriment I used to make. I gave freely for your sake. I fed both rich and poor. Those who dined at my table did not lack for any meat or game, or good drinks. Of the cost I thought nothing. Now, here I stand, a poor man at your service, overlooked and forgotten by all mortal men, high and low.”
As he stood mourning so, his wife came to him, and enfolded him in her arms. She kissed him with glad heart and said, "My true husband, I heard what you were saying. It does not help to have sad thoughts, so let your sorrow be gone. Everyone should be happy on this day, and be glad with what they have got. So let us go inside, and be merry and eat our dinner joyfully."
“Of course,” said Sir Cleges. With somewhat better cheer he quickly wiped the tear from his cheek and went inside to eat his food. After they had eaten, they took great delight in playing with their two children. At midnight they went to church and asked God to keep them clothed and fed.
On Christmas morning, Sir Cleges went into his garden. He kneeled on the snow covered ground before his favourite cherry tree, and prayed once again. When he had finished, he reached up for a branch to help him stand. As he arose, the bough broke in his hand. He noticed that it bore green leaves, and that there were ripe, round cherries clustered around it.
He said, “Dear God. What manner of berries are these that grow at this time of year? Then he picked a cherry and tried it. It was the most delicious fruit he had tasted since he was a small boy. He cut off a little branch and took it to his wife to show her.
“My dear, here is a novelty,” he said. "I found these growing in our garden. Cherries in mid winter. I am afraid it is some ill omen, a warning to me for my sorrow and grieving."
“Why no,” said his wife, "Rather it is a sign that goodness is coming to us. Tomorrow at first light, take the cherries to Cardiff and the King. He will have no better gift than this."
When it was daylight, she prepared a large basket full of cherries. She told their eldest son to carry it on his back, and walk behind his father to Cardiff. So they set off, not on a steed or pony, but Sir Cleges’ walking stick as his only support.
When they arrived at the gates of the castle, the porter saw his poor clothing and said, “You shall turn around and leave smartly without delay, or by God and St. Mary, I shall break your head. Go and stand in the beggars’ row. That’s the place for you.”
But Sir Cleges said, “Good Sir. I pray you let me go in. I have a present for the king. Here, look.”
The porter went over to the basket and lifted the lid. When he saw the cherries he marvelled and said, “If I let you pass, you must promise me a third of whatever reward the king shall grant you for this gift, be it silver or gold.”
Sir Cleges replied, “I consent," and he went through the gate into the castle. On his way to the banqueting hall he met an usher of the court who said, “Go, vassal, get out of my sight, and if I find you again within these walls I shall beat your head and your limbs without a moment’s regret.”
At this, Sir Cleges said, “Good Sir. Stay your anger. Be gentle and good - for I have brought a present for the king. See here, these fruits grew this Christmas season in my garden. They are the fairest cherries that man did ever see.”
When the usher saw the cherries, he was amazed and said, “If you grant me a third part of whatever you may win for these, then you may indeed go on.”
As Sir Cleges had no other choice, he agreed to the usher’s terms, and into the hall he went with his son and the basket.
As they entered the Hall, the steward saw them. He went up to Sir Cleges and said, “Who made you so bold as to come in here uninvited? Turn around smartly and get out.”
Sir Cleges replied, “See, good sir, I have a gift for the king.” When the steward saw what he had brought he exclaimed, “By Mary I never saw such fruits at this time of year. You shall go before the king, but only if you promise me a third part of whatever you shall receive.”
Sir Cleges stood and thought to himself that betwixt these three men, he would divide all that he received. For all his trouble he would win nothing. As he did not reply right away, the steward demanded, “Have you no tongue? Give me your answer without delay or I shall beat your rags with my stick!”
Seeing that he had no other choice, Sir Cleges said, “Very well, whatever the king shall reward, you shall have a third part.”
The steward brought Sir Cleges before the king, where he knelt down and uncovered the basket.
“Great King,” he said. "These fruits grew in my garden this christmas time, and I have brought them to you as a gift."
The king saw the cherries, fresh and new, and said, “Truly this is the work of our Lord.” He commanded Sir Cleges to sit down and join the feast. The king sent a portion of the cherries to a radiant and fair lady in Cornwall, and he commanded the rest to be served around the hall. When all had eaten and were glad, the king commanded, “Bring before me the poor man who gave me the cherries.”
Sir Cleges knelt again before the king, and the kind said, “I thank you heartily for the gift you have brought me. It has honoured my feast. Whatever you will have, I will grant you. Whatever your heart desires, be it lands, or serfs or goods.”
Sir Cleges replied, “Great King. I ask nothing but 12 strokes of my stick that I might give freely to my enemies around this castle.”
On hearing this the king was angry and said, “I am sorry that I granted you this gift. Better that you asked for silver or gold, for you have more need of it. Nevertheless, if that is your wish, let my debt to you be paid with blows.”
Sir Cleges went into the hall and sought the steward to give him his reward. He dealt him such a blow that it knocked him down. Then he gave him three more. On leaving the hall he found the usher and told him, “Here’s the third part of my gift that I promised you!” And he beat him four times with his stick. Then he found the porter and gave him his reward with the words. “I keep my bargain. Take this, and this, and this and this!”
While Sir Cleges was busy paying back his enemies, the king sat in his chamber and listened to a minstrel. The minstrel sang of a great knight who had served him in years past, one who was full of fortune, nobility and grace. His name was Sir Cleges. As the king listened, memories came back to him, and he realised that he had seen the good knight that very evening.”
"Why, was that not him who kneeled before me in the hall?" Exclaimed the King.
“Sire, indeed it was,” replied the minstrel.
When word reached the lords and ladies of the court of how Sir Cleges had paid back the porter, the usher and the steward, they all laughed heartily and thought that it was good sport.
The king called Sir Cleges before him, and this time he gave him lands, forests, and a cup of gold to take to his wife. He made his son a squire and gave him fine clothes to wear.
Every year after that, Sir Cleges and his wife celebrated Christmas with good food, music, merriment and gifts, and they lived in great happiness until the Good Lord sent for them.
This is the BEST
story ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!That was really nice story. please replay soon Allison
allison — December 8, 2009
Alison, Nina, Nicole, and Matt – I’m really pleased that you all like the Christmas Cherry Tree so much.
Bertie — December 8, 2009
Cute story
Girl — December 25, 2015
I liked it really!!!
nina — December 8, 2009
awsome story! i read storynorys every night.
nicole — December 8, 2009
This story was really good! Thanks, God bless you all and your families this Christmas, thanks Natasha and Bertie for using your talent and voice to bless others !
Matt — December 8, 2009
(Kayla)today is actually December 7th. Anyway nice story! Make more story Bertie! The more stories, the more likely for you to be a prince again. (Kendra)I like this story!
Kendra and Kayla — December 8, 2009
HI!
I fell really like it1
Thanhks!
dong — December 8, 2009
*Thanks*
Cooper — December 9, 2016
A NEW GLADYS STORY IS GONNA BE IN THE START OF 2010??? BRTI, R U FEELING ALL RIGHT? OR R U JOKIN’? CAUSE I’M NOT IN A JOKIN’ MOOD RIGHT NOW! PLZ REPLY
Michelle^^ — December 8, 2009
prince bertie, can you tell me more about whats going on at the pond?
wang — December 8, 2009
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The Christmas Cherry Tree | Free Audio Story Tree Me — December 8, 2009
this story is to long
alison — December 8, 2009
good story.
bob — December 9, 2009
wowee! one great story! keep it up!
sadie — December 9, 2009
Wonderful!
Katie — December 9, 2009
This story is a perfect for christmas.!
Megha — December 9, 2009
Posted that I liked is that the king gave his son some clothes.I liked that the fruites camefrom the garden.
Vivian — December 10, 2009
i love english
minh — December 10, 2009
That was the BEST story I’ve heard so far!!!Keep it up!!:P 😛 😛 😮
Kevan — December 10, 2009
you are good!
Anonymous — December 11, 2009
It was fun and kind of like its a long story
but anyway, Merry Christmas!
Pearl — December 13, 2009
Bertie, i like gladys storys. i can’t wate for the next one. when is it coming out?-kristy
Kristy — December 13, 2009
oh pretty please reply bertie-kristy again
Kristy — December 13, 2009
Hi Kirsty, One last Gladys story to wrap it all up will be out in Jan. Thanks for your patience. But you can look back through the old stories and see that we have some new pictures for all of them.
Bertie — December 13, 2009
who is hugh?
frogs — December 13, 2009
Dear Frogs
Bertie — December 13, 2009
I think it was great
magdalene — December 13, 2009
Sir Cleges is so clever. He is able to push the three bad people.
Jiyeon 2G — December 13, 2009
this story is very beautiful
natalia — December 13, 2009
Dear Bertie,
Could you tell Natasha to do the story of The Diomand Necklace?
Sar — December 14, 2009
Dear Star Who is the diamond Necklace by? It sounds a bit like a Raymond Chandler……. oh I see, Maupassant, yes, maybe, will have to read it…. looks like it might be a good idea. Thank you.
Bertie... — December 14, 2009
this story is realy long!!!!
patrick — December 14, 2009
I love the story it reminds me of cake with cherry on top.
[email protected] — December 14, 2009
Why start mp3 is not Text?
liulili — December 15, 2009
it was great.
sophie — December 15, 2009
Que’que sais? I love cherries! I aime this story as much as I aime cherri. Pauline
Pauline — December 15, 2009
I still like this story.
Pauline — December 15, 2009
that was a asemome story i loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!
olivia — December 16, 2009
Irelly like this story
cassandra — December 16, 2009
v.good stories
shreya patra — December 17, 2009
i didn’t like it much because it is a bit boring but it is somehow nice…
sory — December 17, 2009
hey
i really liked this story but i liked the other ones better!!!!!
stephani — December 17, 2009
I like it.^^
Sohyeon — December 20, 2009
this was the boringest story i’ve ever heard in my life !!! >:o
diamond-lee — December 22, 2009
i like the story
Anonymous — February 3, 2016
sorry sorry sorry sssooorrrryyy.I DIDNT SEE THE REST NOW THAT I HAVE I’M REALY REALY SORRY ANSER YOUR VERY SORRY FRIEND AYRA.
ayra — December 22, 2009
Hi Ayra, Not sure what you are apologising for, but what ever it is, please don’t worry. Happy Holidays !
Bertie — December 22, 2009
i love the story and u have a wonderfull voice keep it up;
jose — December 28, 2009
Excellent! I like it
My Hanh — December 31, 2009
I think this story was brillent but it was a bit hard to folllow along!
Cherith — December 31, 2009
now in malta is a happy new year
John — December 31, 2009
I love cherries a lot.
Charmian — January 5, 2010
I really liked this story,because I am amazed that such a fruit can grow in the middle of a cold winter.
Jasmine — July 2, 2010
bertie are these stories(about the knights of the round table)true or not?
anne — July 4, 2010
Anne, they are legends, which are a mixture of history and invention, but they are so old that nobody really knows which bits are true and which aren’t
Bertie — July 4, 2010
I like this story
Anonymous — September 10, 2010
my little boy is autistic and i’m homeschooling him this year. these stories are great for him and he loves them!
barb — October 27, 2010
Dear Barb, I’m really glad your son likes our stories.
Bertie — October 27, 2010
i love your stories there awesome for every worldwide school signed geogne
geogne — November 10, 2010
I LIKT THE STORY IT WAS FANTASTIK
stefny — November 17, 2010
nice story
annoymous — December 1, 2010
hi love cherrys lol =D niceee story and luv ur voice i wish i had a voice lik that
kayleigh — December 12, 2010
im sooooo sorry i was in a bad mood and i didnt have good volome and i had to read and didnt under stand im sooooo soz natasha hope u no angery with me and
love
from ur biggest no.1 fan =D
xxx
kayleigh
kayleigh — December 12, 2010
I love this story!!
Sweet Fairy — December 13, 2010
Great story
Sweet Fairy — December 13, 2010
sorry can I know which program do you use to record audio of stories?
fatemeh — December 13, 2010
I usually use Sound Studio 3 on a Mac, and if there is any mixing to be done, then Garage Band.
I can recommend Sony Sound Forge for a PC.
Bertie — December 13, 2010
This story was boring
Bob the builder — February 3, 2016
Good
Jenny — December 14, 2010
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hi — December 14, 2010
i love that story
tuong — December 14, 2010
i think it was wierd.srry
Anonymous — December 15, 2010
long and boring
Anonymous — December 15, 2010
Best story I have ever seen so far!
Alexander — December 16, 2010
Great story!!!!!…. amazing!!!!!!
naomi — December 17, 2010
super i want to hear it again and again!!!
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Lucy — December 17, 2010
I HAVE HADE A GRAIT TIME WATCHING AND LISTEMING
TO THIS STOREY ITS A GRAIT STOREY TO GO ON STOREEEY F NOREY!!!!!!!!!
Tia — December 18, 2010
Boring…. Tooo fast…..
Keyu — December 19, 2010
is not clear
bryan — December 20, 2010
no is no good is fast
sorry
bryan — December 20, 2010
Yes great story !!
Pamella — December 20, 2010
it’ Awsome
18888 — December 20, 2010
i would read it over and over agian
18888 — December 20, 2010
cool!!!!!!
gangsta — December 20, 2010
very interesting story
harpreet — December 22, 2010
nice story
harpreet — December 22, 2010
Thanks for such wonderful Christmas story!
Victoria — December 23, 2010
hs stoy is kid of violnt
moniqueandanthany — December 24, 2010
🙂
Michelle — December 29, 2010
awsome
doodoo — January 6, 2011
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it was lovely.I enjoyed reading it.
Kimberly — December 5, 2011
i loved reading it. it is just awsomeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kimberly — December 5, 2011
i love this story and l.s
cory — December 9, 2011
cool!love it ^^
Min Young — December 13, 2011
This is a lovely story.Nice!!!!!
Issabella Swan — December 13, 2011
Are there any stories about the vampire?^^Like twilight, Eclipse, new moon or breaking dawn
Edward Cullen — December 13, 2011
Dear Edward we don’t have any vampire stories right now
Bertie — December 13, 2011
I like this book
Lulu — December 13, 2011
i llllllllllllllooooooooooooooooovvvvvvvvvvvvveeeeeeeeeeeeeeethis book so much it is soooooooooooooooooooooo epic like me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
heather or cheyenne — December 13, 2011
Thanks I read storynory ever night I really like the stories were did get them from a story I think the rainbow fairies will make a nice series please replay. Thanks bert!
Fatima .A — December 14, 2011
Dear fatima I a really half you like our stories
Bertie — December 14, 2011
=D =D 😉 🙂 ;-3 thanks
Fatima .A — December 14, 2011
ryan wons for crismes ev sant clos em i on
the node list or em on the nist list .
ryan — December 14, 2011
i liked the story
joe — December 14, 2011
i do not like this story. it is horible.
kaylee — December 19, 2011
I LOVE YOUR STORIES BERTIE and this one was great!
anushka — December 19, 2011
whos is hugh
$Oscar — December 21, 2011
i luv this story
EJKA;LGDA — March 9, 2012
Bertie,please listen!!! I have a nice story.
An old lady lived with her daughter in a village.Her daughter’s name was Daniella,but she often called her Ella.Ella always wanted to get the most precious things.She always asked her mother,”Mom,can I get a tiara like Princess Jessie’s? Mom,can I get shoes like Raffa’s? They’re so pretty!” And,her mother always said,”Yes,darling Ella.” So,she bought a tiara like Princess Jessie’s (the ruler of the village they lived) and shoes like Raffa’s (Ella’s neighbor,a rich young girl).And,now,it’s Ella’s sweet seventeen birthday.”Mom,can I have a golden dress? Mom,can I have high-heels shoes? Mom,can I have your marriage crown?” askes Ella.So,the old lady bought Ella a glittering golden dress and also glass high-heels like Cinderella,Ella’s favorite princess.And,she gave Ella her marriage crown.Ella was really pleased.She would have a party and invite all young girls such as Princess Jessie and Raffa.And,when Ella was having a walk with her Doberman dog Soldier,she saw a beautiful flower.”Hm,what a beautiful flower it is.It has nice fragrance too.I’ll pick it for my crown’s decorations!” Ella murmured.As she sticked out her hand to pick the flower,Soldier ran back to Ella’s house.But,”Don’t pluck us! We know we’re pretty and has nice fragrance,but let us live! Don’t pluck us!” said a strange voice.”Who are you?” asked Ella.”We’re the Sakura Cherries! Don’t pluck us! Let us live!” said the Sakura Cherries.”I don’t care.I’ll pluck you for my crown.Besides,your beauty were tempting me.” said Ella carefreely.So,Ella picked the flowers,and suddenly… She turned into one of them also.And,the wind fairy Sheana waved her wand and Ella flew.”MOOOOOOMMMMM!!! HEEEEEEEELLLLLP!!!” Everytime the wind flew,the old lady at her house heard the call of her daughter.But,she’d never know when would Ella returned.She stayed at her small house happily with Soldier,when she had forgotten her daughter,and she’ll never care of Ella’s call.
Bertie,please post this on the One-offs.Name it Sakura Cherries.Please,because I love this story!
Jeany — April 15, 2012
i like the story jeany
trevor — April 19, 2012
I loved it beyond words period.
Awesome — July 2, 2012
i was here
sptp — October 30, 2012
IF YO6U GUYS LIKE THIS STORY READ THE TICK TOCK TURKEY, BY SEARCHING UP THE FARAWAY TREE!
Teana — November 14, 2012
merry christmas evryone. excellent story ever!
blessed — November 15, 2012
i would like a fruit in winter
abe — November 21, 2012
Natasha, I really Like this story,
Thank you 🙂
Sabine — December 3, 2012
Loved it 😉
Sabine — December 3, 2012
Dear Bertie you should add you in that wonderful story
PrincessE — March 19, 2013
I love this book so much I love it so
Much do you like this book yes or no
kenia — April 12, 2013
123
123 — September 7, 2013
i loved the story but why did the king give him gold why not me
olivia — November 29, 2013
i will post it gust kiden
olivia — November 29, 2013
this is a great story!!!!!!_$
jival — May 12, 2014
This is sooo coooooooooool!!!!!!!!!!!!A_Z)
rajnbir — May 12, 2014
hey bertie do you guys have any stories about ghosts??
jay — May 20, 2014
that was so sweet :^)
caitlin — August 13, 2014
I liked this story because it was a excited and happy!
maybey — September 24, 2014
I was bored to listen because it didn’t have any
pictures.
CLAW — September 24, 2014
Sorry I didn’t like this story
CLAW — September 24, 2014
That was Awsome
Ryan — October 21, 2014
[…] the story of Sir Cleges, a generous Knight falls on hard times due to some extremely bad planning: he dissipates his estate […]
Tragedy of the Anti-commons: Medieval Storytime and Christchurch | Govidea | Worldwide Travel , Home Design , ETC — November 20, 2014
No Hanukkah? :'(
Rose — December 6, 2014
Great story though! 🙂 😀
Rose — December 6, 2014
The man whit the stik was his friend . i don’t knhow
Jesus — December 17, 2014
The story was beatiful the cherry
Jesus — December 17, 2014
I hate the story !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,, ryly hais!!!!!,!
Jesus — December 18, 2014
i love it
Anonymous — December 18, 2014
I lov it
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I lov it
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx — March 18, 2015
Very nice
Ananya — April 4, 2015
its so not good
ok i boot people oflin — June 24, 2015
Fun story
Lizard — February 3, 2016
I liked it
BOB — February 3, 2016
awesome story
reggie — February 3, 2016
i liked it very much
Jfk — February 3, 2016
this is very beautiful
ryann — February 3, 2016
so good
ryann — February 3, 2016
bad story
william harris — February 3, 2016
loved it
markiplier — February 3, 2016
so cool
dubstep — February 3, 2016
That story was cool
Mark — February 3, 2016
nice
max — October 26, 2016
This book is interesting
Sharbel — December 12, 2016
sogood
keimon — March 9, 2017
this is such a cute story!!! 🙂 loved it!!!! 😉
elena — March 17, 2017
Dear Natasha I LOVE your story’s my mom has a cd with this story and one about good king wicles sorry if I spelled it wrong and you’re song the angel Gabriel and a few more,we needed 2 discs and that’s how I got into story nory
Sophia — January 8, 2018
Hi Sophia thanks I’m so glad you enjoy our stories
Bertie — January 8, 2018
love this story
edward — April 17, 2018
BAD
edward mos\\ — April 17, 2018
Good story good job
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Anonymous — June 26, 2018
I do not like this story at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
allison hood — January 9, 2019
I liked this story, because the knight shared his food with the poor.
Jake age 7 — January 12, 2019
terrible
cooper — March 24, 2019
i loved the story
aiden — April 25, 2019
nice and cool very well liked
Science0007 — August 11, 2019
the best😎😻
simon — August 11, 2019
i don’t like it i LOVE IT😍
sdin — August 11, 2019
good
Nathanael — January 28, 2020
Member
Ava — February 13, 2020
I loved this story
🎅🏻🦄♥️ 🤶🏻 🎅🏻🦄♥️🤶🏻
Ridhi — April 1, 2020