Bertrand of Brittany
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A young Breton nobleman named Bertrand grows up despised for his appearance and unruly temper, suffering his proud mother's disappointment and the contempt of kinsmen. He pursues honor through jousting and the protection of a loyal cousin, faces experienced rivals, and becomes entangled with a lady whose favor he seeks. As conflict moves from tournaments to warfare and inner turmoil, the narrative follows his physical exploits and moral trials. Presented in three parts—youth, a search for the soul, and a rooted climax—it examines identity, pride, courage, and the gradual work of self-discovery and redemption.
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