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Bardelys the Magnificent Chapter XXI - Louis the Just
In which the King of France, weighed by the heavy mantle of justice and his own weary nature, deliberates gravely on the fate of a nobleman accused of treason, while contending with a tempestuous woman whose passionate tongue unsettles the court. Through sombre reflection and a touch of reluctant compassion, the sentence of banishment is decreed, accompanied by a shrewd addendum that promises both poetic justice and a hint of future reckonings.
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