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A mother wants more respect. A bishop wants to help. A random priest ends up financially and emotionally responsible for a complete stranger.
This is Le prestre qui ot mere malgré sien (The priest who had a mother foisted on him) — a fabliau about guilt, identity fraud, and the medieval art of forced family.
📜 Text: Translation by Nathaniel E. Dubin
🎵 Title music: “Celebration” by Alexander Nakarada
📲 Updates & mischief: @kpethainou.bsky.social | @thecourtjesterpodcast on Facebook
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By Kleio PethainouA mother wants more respect. A bishop wants to help. A random priest ends up financially and emotionally responsible for a complete stranger.
This is Le prestre qui ot mere malgré sien (The priest who had a mother foisted on him) — a fabliau about guilt, identity fraud, and the medieval art of forced family.
📜 Text: Translation by Nathaniel E. Dubin
🎵 Title music: “Celebration” by Alexander Nakarada
📲 Updates & mischief: @kpethainou.bsky.social | @thecourtjesterpodcast on Facebook
🃏 Bonus content:patreon.com/CourtJesterPodcast
☕Buy me a coffee https://ko-fi.com/thecourtjesterpodcast
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.