Queen Eleanor's Gift and Protagonist's Journey

The transcript covers a narrative involving the Brotherhood of Light, their mission to protect the Grail, and the political and personal conflicts surrounding it. Key events include Navarre's attack, Queen Eleanor's involvement, Queen Joan's defiance, and Landry's betrayal. The story also touches on themes of penance and the temple in Genoa.

What was the protagonist's initial interaction with the Brotherhood of Light?

• He fought against them.

• He was captured and made a deal.

• He ignored their existence.

• He joined them willingly.

What is the primary mission of the Brotherhood of Light?

• To protect the Grail.

• To overthrow the king.

• To conquer new lands.

• To spread their beliefs.

What action does Queen Joan take in defiance of the king?

• She attacks Navarre.

• She sends a peace offering.

• She gathers troops.

• She sets off to Navarre.

What is the significance of the gift from Queen Eleanor?

• It is a token of war.

• It is a request for parlay.

• It is a declaration of independence.

• It is a symbol of peace.

How long have the sisters kept the secret of the Grail?

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

• 5 years

What is revealed about Landry's personal life?

• He is a secret agent.

• He is a king.

• He has broken his vows.

• He is a loyal knight.

What is the status of the temple in Genoa?

• It is under attack.

• It is abandoned.

• It is standing.

• It is destroyed.

What is the protagonist urged to do in the final section?

• Gather more troops.

• Submit to God's will.

• Find the Grail.

• Seek revenge.

Who is the protagonist seeking towards the end of the narrative?

• A knight.

• A woman.

• A king.

• A child.

What is the final call to action for the protagonist?

• To wage war.

• To make peace.

• To seek the Grail.

• To make penance.