
In 1299, betrothed teens Elenor and Thomas are sent on pilgrimage to the shrine of St. James, encountering fellow travelers and questioning faith, marriage, and their world.
In 1299, betrothed teens Elenor and Thomas are sent on pilgrimage to the shrine of St. James, encountering fellow travelers and questioning faith, marriage, and their world.
The year is 1299. Fourteen year-old Elenor reluctanly awaits the return of her betrothed -- a man she hardly knows -- from the Crusade. Thomas, broken and disillusioned from years of fighting, finds the very idea of marriage and lordship overwhelming. So When the village priest sends them on religious pilgrimage before the marriage, both are relieved. The journey means a postponement of the dreaded nuptials, and a last chance for adventure. As Eleanor and thomas wend their way toward the shrine ...
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Mild romance as betrothed teens grow closer; brief unwanted advance
Background Crusade warfare references; emotional toll on a survivor
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Central pilgrimage, clergy, atonement, and faith-versus-doubt themes
No fantasy magic present
No occult or demonology content present
Crusade disillusionment; encounters across faiths and heresies
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Unwanted sexual advance after undressing; war trauma aftermath
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