QP 3.3
Appearance
Queens’ Play – Part 3 – Chapter 3 – Blois: Distress Is Not Released
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]- 1551
- 11 February (Wednesday) ‒ Lymond wakes for the first time, in the Hôtel Moûtier, in Blois. Unconscious “for five days” (Vintage, p229).
- 12 February (Thursday) ‒ Lymond wakes again, on “a different day” (Vintage, p229). Fire at the Hôtel Moûtier. Lymond is taken to the house called Doubtance.
- 12 February (Thursday) ‒ [Ch. II: Amboise: An Accident Happens] Tosh finds Thady Boy’s Aztec mask “that morning” (Vintage, p226) at the burning Hôtel Moûtier and brings it to Richard in Amboise. “Five days after the disaster” (Vintage, p226).
- 12 or 13 February ‒ Lymond wakes in the Dame’s bedroom.
- 13 February (Friday) Abernaci arrives at Doubtance and takes Lymond to Sevigny. Word reaches Richard and the Scottish Court “a day and a half” after they hear of the fire (Vintage, p237).
- March ‒ “Richard rode past Sevigny” (Vintage, p238)
- March ‒ Richard calls at Doubtance. “The next day” (Vintage, p238).
- March ‒ Richard and Tom Erskine go to Neuvy. (Vintage, pp238-39)
- March ‒ “Lent passed … and ended” (Vintage, p239). (Easter is 29 March.)
Fictional Characters
[edit | edit source]- Anne Moûtier (referenced)
- Archie Abernethy
- Abernaci
- Dame de Doubtance
- Francis Crawford of Lymond
- Francis Crawford, First Baron Culter (referenced)
- Hélie Moûtier (referenced)
- Mariotta Crawford (referenced)
- Oonagh O’Dwyer
- Phelim O’LiamRoe (referenced)
- Richard Crawford
- Sybilla Crawford (referenced)
- Theresa Boyle (referenced)
- Tosh
- Two pillagers
Non-Fictional Characters
[edit | edit source]- George Paris (referenced)
- Jenny, Lady Fleming (referenced)
- Queen Dowager of Scotland(referenced)
- Mary Queen of Scots (referenced)
- Prince of Condé (referenced)
- Robin Stewart (referenced)
- Thomas Erskine (referenced)
Locations
[edit | edit source]- Amboise (referenced)
- Blois
- Georges Gaultier
- Hôtel Moûtier
- House Doubtance
- Isle d’Or (referenced)
- Nantes (referenced)
- Neuvy
- Rue des Papegaults
- Rouen (referenced)
- Sevigny
- Tour des Minimes (referenced)
Literature
[edit | edit source]- And thus the pilgrim was cured
- Aucassin and Nicolette
- Aucassins, damoisiax, sire!
- Aucassin: le beau, le blond
- Douce suer, com me plairoit
- Hé Dieus, douce creature
- Or se chante
Chaper Heading
[edit | edit source]Other References
[edit | edit source]- Astrolabe clock
- Troubadours
- Virginals
- Wimpled headdress
- Le sang vous coule des bras. fr., The blood is running down your arms.
Quotes from Dunnett
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Controversies
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