A favored squire and court favorite who misinterprets a noblewoman's friendliness as romantic interest, rapes her, and denies the accusation. He accepts a duel to the death instead of an ecclesiastical trial, claims innocence during combat, and is killed by his accuser's husband. His body is publicly humiliated post-duel.
Jacques becomes the designated combatant in a royal-sanctioned trial by combat.
Jacques holds a privileged position under Pierre's patronage, receiving lands and titles in return for loyalty.
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