Godefroy

Godefroy was the lanky, stringy-haired nominal leader of four starving soldiers. He wore a jasper cross on a gold necklace, an incongruous piece of jewelry for such a dirty man. His predatory nature was revealed when he sexually threatened a local girl seeking help, an act that led to his death when Thomas killed him with a sword wound to the head.

Godefroy was the lanky, stringy-haired nominal leader of four soldiers, known as the most feared brigand in Normandy for a time. He wore incongruous jewelry, including a jasper cross on gold, and was killed by Thomas after making a crude sexual demand of a young girl.

Godefroy was the most feared brigand in Normandy for a year or two, a lanky man with stringy black hair who wore incongruous jewelry like a jasper cross on a gold chain. He was the nominal leader of four soldiers Thomas met on the road from Normanville to Évreux, but Thomas killed him with a sword wound to the head after Godefroy made predatory advances toward a young girl.