Dee Salmon

Exactly.

Exactly.

So the night was basically submissive.

So they actually got together and they would talk about this and then they would like sponsor poets to like write about these like courtly love stories and spread the good word of courtly love essentially because they were obsessed with it.

So this basically had a massive lasting impact on romantic love and this like performance of love.

Yeah.

So this basically had such a lasting impact.

And what we always see is that it goes to media.

And at that time, literature.

So it was like these poets and then people were writing stories.

And it basically created this whole new genre called courtly chivalric romance.

And it was from the 12th to the 15th centuries.

So these stories were all about like the knight's

pining over these like noble women.

Again, what you were saying, the unattainableness of it all, you know, yearning.

So they basically had to like suffer for this woman, go on quests, like devote their life to this love and be like these lover boys who never actually got the woman essentially.

So fascinating.

It's crazy.

It's so wild.

So remember when I said that they were talking to these poets, right?