In one of his appearances, this character recalls forcing his mistress Gwendoline to sleep with his friend, because that frie
In one of his appearances, this character recalls forcing his mistress Gwendoline to sleep with his friend, because that friend had allowed him to sleep with a peasant girl who sheltered the two from the rain. Hugh de Morville and Richard Brito are among those who catch up to this man after he rejects the Four Tempters in another play. The subject of a play subtitled "Or the Honor of God" by Jean Anouilh, he is also the titular victim of T.S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral, and his tomb is the object of pilgrimage for the storytellers in the Canterbury Tales. For 10 points, name this martyr, who was killed for upholding Papal supremacy over the King of England.
In one of his appearances, this character recalls forcing his mistress Gwendoline to sleep with his friend, because that friend had allowed him to sleep with a peasant girl who sheltered the two from the rain.