Geoffrey the Lollard

A young adherent of a persecuted religious reform movement participates in clandestine meetings where Scripture readings and sermons sustain a hidden community. The narrative follows journeys between forest hiding-places and the city, a public trial and imprisonment, and episodes of flight, capture, and release. Interpersonal tensions, remorse, and acts of forgiveness are set against debates over sacramental doctrine and the risks of dissent. Scenes range from humble domestic care to dramatic confrontations and a convent mystery, all culminating in personal reckonings and renewed faith as characters seek safety, conscience, and spiritual renewal.