Olli Akselinpoika ja hänen perheensä: eli Inkvisitioni-vankeus Sorön luostarissa

The narrative follows Guldborg Svane, a noblewoman reduced to destitution after her husband's death in war, who flees her ancestral home with her young son Valdemar. Set against a court hardened by Erik of Pomerania's influence and a queen who grows distant, the story traces their struggle with debt, loss, and the predations of creditors, their search for shelter and work in Roskilde, and moments of solace in prayer and small acts of charity. The plot examines power, injustice, faith, and human compassion, moving between private suffering and the era's institutions, including episodes involving inquisition imprisonment at a monastery.