Maid Marian

The baron's unwavering determination to keep Matilda confined in the castle intensifies her despair, especially after receiving a letter about young Gamwell's impending fate. This news deepens her grief and exacerbates her feelings of isolation, which are already affecting her health. The absence of her old friend, Father Michael, further compounds her loneliness, highlighting her emotional turmoil and the oppressive atmosphere of her captivity.