Mar 1, 2022
Proposed essay title: Is Guigemar, in the eponymous poem by Marie de France, an aspec icon or an alloromantic? With reference to his inability to feel romantic love and also his almost immediate love for the Lady.
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Proposed essay title: Is Guigemar, in the eponymous poem by Marie de France, an aspec icon or an alloromantic? With reference to his inability to feel romantic love and also his almost immediate love for the Lady.
The end of Equitan by Marie de France: Two bros, preparing their bath tubs, five feet apart because they’re not gay (and one of them is plotting to murder the other and marry his wife)
But anywhere there is a man or a woman of great worth, people who envy their good fortune often say evil things about them; they want to ruin their reputations. Thus they act like vicious, cowardly dogs who bite people treacherously. I don't propose to give up because of that; if spiteful critics or slanderers wish to turn my accomplishments against me, they have a right to their evil talk.
Marie de France, Guigemar