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He angrily insulted those who came to interrogate him.The marshal thought wholeheartedly that he could be pardoned by virtue of his background, status and military exploits, so he wrote to Charles VII in prison, asking for the king's "help".

However, there was no response to his letters.

This person had killed many children in the eerie torture room, but when it was his turn to face those instruments of torture, he immediately collapsed.

Gilles de Rais fell on his knees, begged God to forgive his crime, and confessed everything to the priest.

Faced with all kinds of evidence, Jill formally pleaded guilty on October 10 and made a deathbed confession.

The secular jurisprudence convicted him of kidnapping, murder, and the use of force without the duke's sanction.

The ecclesiastical court sentenced him to heresy, sodomy, and crimes against the interests of the church.

Gill was executed in Nantes on October 10, along with three of his men, at the age of 26.

As for François Prelati, he had previously pierced his own carotid artery with a sharpened spoon handle in prison.

Jill had begged the judge to sentence him to the stake.

Both fire and water are elements of purification in Christianity, and he hoped to use this to make atonement and avoid suffering in hell.

The Inquisition was only half-accepted to this request: first he was hanged, and then his body was set on fire.

In a book called "French Justice and Courts" written in the next century, there is also recorded such a legend: When the corpse was set ablaze, many people onlookers heard it groaning miserably. It seems that I can still feel the pain of the burning flames.

The thirty-six-year-old Marshal of France died on the stake like this.

He and Joan of Arc can also be regarded as reaching the same goal by different routes.However, the heroine was transformed into a white dove and ascended to heaven, but he became one of the prototype characters of the protagonist Bluebeard in the fairy tale "Bluebeard" (who killed 6 wives in the story), and will always be regarded as a symbol of evil and depravity . '

"Justice and Courts in France?"

Books that have never been heard of, have they been lost?

Everyone thought with regret and surprise.

According to the epic, the story of the last marshal became the prototype of "Blue Beard" in the fairy tale.

"Ah!! It's that blue beard! I seem to have read that fairy tale!"

In the bookstore, someone suddenly spoke in surprise.

Isn't that another story from Andersen's collection of short fairy tales?

Although there are no hero biographies or epics, it is more attractive...

But Andersen's fairy tales have a very good response among people's children.

Because the story is very concise, interesting and easy to understand, many adults also like to read it.

'Gills is actually the prototype of Bluebeard—? '

Although only 'one'.

But this is something no one expected.

Everyone's minds are a little numb and a little blank.

...?

……! ??

"Bluebeard's prototype is Gilles' words! Do other characters in fairy tales also have corresponding prototypes?"

Someone couldn't help muttering.

For a while, the brain began to fantasize wildly.Hearing that person's muttering, Hermetos was slightly taken aback.

Is it possible that those fairy tales contain so much behind-the-scenes information? !

Hermetos instantly felt itchy! !

In the past, he just skipped these fairy tales and read Andersen's epics and biographies directly.

Now it seems that he simply missed a huge treasure!

Any opportunity to unearth information from a bygone era is not to be missed!Thinking of this, the God of Alchemy decided to pack up all of Andersen's fairy tales and take them home to read again after finishing this epic.

Among them are dark fairy tales——

Hermetos, who likes to speculate about the deep meaning behind fairy tales, was really shocked by the amazing reversal.

That's all for later.

And now-

……

The evil baron was finally put to death.

The epic seems to end here.

Both heroes and heroines are dead.

The story should be over, right?

Thinking of this, people sighed inwardly:

"Gills, who thought that he could protect himself with his military achievements, didn't expect the law to be merciless..."