In "The Rose Rent," Cadfael gives the young wife a potion to ease her terminally ill husband's pain, warning her that too much will kill him; in the next scene, the man is dead, implying a mercy killing.
In the next scene, the man is dead, implying a mercy killing. In "The Rose Rent," Cadfael gives the young wife a potion to ease her terminally ill husband's pain, warning her that too much will kill him.
In "The Rose Rent," Cadfael gives the young wife a potion to ease her terminally ill husband's pain, warning her that too much will kill him. In the next scene, the man is dead, implying a mercy killing.
In "The Rose Rent," Cadfael gives the young wife a potion to ease her terminally ill husband's pain, warning her that too much will kill him. In the next scene, the man is dead, implying a mercy killing.