Thomas's son
Thomas's son was a child he killed in a fit of madness, an act that destroyed Thomas's life as a knight and drove him into exile. The boy's death is the central shame Thomas carries, mentioned by the priest of St. Martin-le-Preux as the dishonor he must redeem.
Thomas's son was the heir to his father's lands. According to Thomas's own claim, he killed the boy. Later, the Comte d'Évreux declared the son the rightful lord of the manor, stating he would inherit upon reaching his majority.
Thomas's son was the young heir to the manor, declared its lord by Le Comte d'Évreux. He was killed by his own father, Thomas, and later appeared in Hell as a very young boy during Thomas's judgment.
Status
- Was killed by Thomas, according to his claim · revealed ch.4
- Was declared by Le Comte d'Évreux the lord of the manor and stands to inherit when he comes to majority · revealed ch.10
Nothing has been revealed about Thomas's son yet at this point in the book.