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William wanted to be king of England but so did Harold so they were in a battle to see who will be king of England.So they got in there battle zones and so on they we fighting and Harolds knights killed half of Williams knights and this is what happend William made a plan and the plan was that to pertended that they lost but when they attacket again they would attacket to and Harold thiught that they gave up.And yes Harolds knights attacket and yes they lost.But this is how they killed Harold,William told one of his knights to throw arrows in air so that knight did that and Harold looked up in the air and was parying to god and that arrow went right to his eye and he died.Did I answer your question?
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