de Tornebu

De Tornebu admires the falconer’s hawk, commenting on its beauty and the faulty clasp that needs heating to be pliable. He engages in the knights’ banter, teasing Des Preaux for …

De Tornebu stands beside Richard, contributing to the strategic discussion about using Saladin’s blunder as propaganda. He remains in the background as Joanna enters, deferring to her authority but observing …

De Tornebu opens the scene with a calculated attempt to salvage pride from the knight’s capture, framing it as a humorous propaganda opportunity. He defers to Princess Joanna upon her …

De Tornebu, wounded but sharp-witted, initiates the propaganda strategy by framing Saladin’s capture of Sir William as a humorous blunder. He engages Richard in a verbal dance, emphasizing the strategic …