TLWL 39
To Lie with Lions Chapter 39
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]October 1472
Fictional Characters
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- Simon St Pol
- Gelis van Borselen
- Primaflora (referenced)
- Jodi de Fleury (referenced)
- Clemence de Coulanges
- Nicholas vander Poele
- Henry St Pol (referenced)
- Jordan de Riberac (referenced)
- Govaerts (referenced)
- Tobias Beventini
- Pasque (referenced)
- Diniz Vasquez (referenced)
- Fr Godscalc (referenced)
- Gregorio (referenced)
- Ada (referenced)
- Mick Crackbene (referenced)
Non-Fictional Characters
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- King James of Scotland
- Queen Margaret of Denmark
- Princess Margaret of Scotland
- Kathi Sersanders
- Mary Boyd
- Duke of Milan (referenced)
- Georgie Bell
- Zacco of Cyprus (referenced)
- Will Roger (referenced)
- Thomas Boyd (referenced)
- Phemie Sinclair
- Robin of Berecrofts (referenced)
- Archie of Berecrofts (referenced)
- Countess of Urbino (referenced)
Locations
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- High Street (referenced)
- Edinburgh Castle
- Milan (referenced)
- Haddington
- The Loire (referenced)
- Hesdin (referenced)
- Sinai (referenced)
- Leith (referenced)
- Cisse (referenced)
- Gobbio (referenced)
- Chouzy (referenced)
Literature
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Other References
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- Should all fail, change thy country; for some cities can cure barren women
- Lion Sans Vilainie
- Gelis’s dismay at the end of the chapter (Vintage p490) is because Nicholas previously told her not to use her sexuality as a weapon - yet she does, so now he takes that sexuality away by claiming she has an STD - when does this happen? (Rachel writing this to herself to go back and find someday)
Quotes from Dunnett
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Controversies
[edit | edit source]- Water and sex in the Niccolo novels
- When did Simon become infertile?
- War games between Nicholas and Gelis