 She wants people to read what she has produced, along with her ideas, and as such urges readers to search between the lines, for her writing will be subtle.In this "Prologue" alone, Marie de France has deviated from common poets of her time by adding subtle, delicate, and weighted writing to her repertoire.Marie de France took her opportunity as a writer to make her words be heard, and she took them during a time where the production of books and codexes was a long, arduous, and expensive process where just copying the Bible took fifteen months until the text’s completion.