Jane De Chantal: Episode Three
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How does the episode open and set the scene for Jane de Chantal’s family in 1601?
France sixteen oh one Happily married for nine years, Jane and her husband Christoph are raising a beautiful young family. But now when Baron Christophe returns home from France's war with Spain, he and Jane have no idea how their lives are about to change.
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Mama, what beautiful flowers!
Yes, my darling. We're going to make all the rooms beautiful for Papa when he returns home. Today? I certainly hope so. Maybe when your sisters wake up from their naps. Is Papa done with going to war? For the time being, yes.
Madame de Chantal! The Baron has returned! We can see his horse coming towards the house!
What happens when Baron Christophe returns home from the war?
Oh,
wonderful! Thank you for letting me know, Elise.
Papa's home!
Yes, Celse. We must thank our Lord for his safe return. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you indeed.
I can't tell you how proud I am of you, Jane. Under your care, Bourbier is flourishing.
Thank you, Christoph.
I hoped you'd be pleased. More than pleased? What I see exceeds all my expectations.
I'm glad.
You've even paid off the debts my father incurred.
That just took a little time.
And careful planning on your part. I've heard you've established a weekly soup kitchen for the poor.
So many are in need.
At least as they call you the saintly baroness.
Quite an exaggeration.
I hardly think so. I'm happy to have married such a beautiful and resourceful woman.
who was very happy to have her husband back home again.
And Celse, Francoise, and Marie May seem to be doing exceptionally well.
Yes, thank God. And you don't mind my establishing daily mass again in the chapel?
You'll just have to wake me up a bit earlier. What is this?
Ooh, just a vigorous kick from our number four. We definitely have a strong baby on the way.
Thanks be to God.
But this time I think he or she is simply filled with joy at your return.
We are blessed, you and I.
Beyond my wildest dreams.
Who
Yeah.
Jane. I'm here, Christoph.
How do Jane and Christophe discuss the family’s finances, debts and the new soup kitchen?
What did the doctor say?
Dysentery.
I thought so.
Who If you're feverish, I'm going to get another cool cloth.
No, stay here. Let that wait.
But
I want to talk with you.
Of course.
I had a strange dream last night.
Why was it strange?
Because I was wearing a coat. And it gradually it was turning scarlet red. What do you think? Hmm. Portent of injury in an upcoming battle?
No, I I don't believe it has any meaning. Probably just your fever.
I hope so.
I had a strange dream too. I was dressed in a long black veil like a widow.
What do you think that means?
It was probably a result of my concern with your illness. Night terrors, both of us.
James. I want you to promise me something.
Of course. Whatever you ask.
If something happens to me.
Nothing's going to happen to you.
I hope not. But if one of us dies, and of course this will happen someday. The other should make a promise that To consecrate our remaining years to the Lord.
Christoph, my darling. That is not a hard promise to make. I would never want any husband but you What if I go first?
I have no wish for another wife, but I love you beyond life itself.
And I you Now let me get that cool cloth, please.
Only if you make another promise.
What's that?
To return as quickly as you can.
I think I can promise that.
Madame de Chantal, do you want me to hold Charlotte?
No, Elise, she's
fine with me.
I'll give out the bread while you ladle soup into their cups. We, madame. There's plenty of soup and bread. Just stay in line and we'll serve everyone.
You have a new baby, Madame de Chantal. Yes, thanks be to God. What's her name?
Charlotte.
Oh, she's beautiful.
Oh, thank you. Here's your bread, Madame Corbet. At least we'll give you some soup.
What strange dreams do Jane and Christophe share and how do they interpret them?
God bless you, Baroness. You and your whole family. God bless you too. My wife and I are so grateful for your generosity, Baroness.
I'm glad I can help, Monsieur Robinet. And how was your little boy? Oh,
Philippe is well again, thanks to those herbs you brought.
And thanks to God's mercy. Please greet your wife for me.
I will indeed. May the Lord bless you, Madame de Chantal.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How does the episode open and set the scene for Jane de Chantal’s family in 1601?
0:01–1:12
2
What happens when Baron Christophe returns home from the war?
1:12–3:14
3
How do Jane and Christophe discuss the family’s finances, debts and the new soup kitchen?
3:14–6:01
4
What strange dreams do Jane and Christophe share and how do they interpret them?
6:01–8:31
5
What promise do the couple make to each other about consecrating their remaining years to God?
8:31–9:57