Abbess

Sorry.

So I will say, Benji does seem to have some self-awareness, because, like, he understands that Sybil thinks of him as, like, the new Abbess, and that his knights are, like, the new Omens, and that she, that's why she wants to compete in this tournament is because she thinks that they need to be defeated.

And so I'm like, so you're very aware of what you're giving off.

You're giving off villain.

So she, Therese, bless her heart, I know she probably never thought her story of a soul was going to be published and be so widely popular.

Because she's just telling her mother, Abbess, everything.

I mean, she's baring her soul.

Warts and all, imperfections and all.

The genealogy appended to the saga has been brought down to Hauke's own time, and Hauke therein traces his ancestry to Karlsefni's Wineland-born son.

By means of this genealogical list, we are enabled to determine approximately the date of this transcript of the original saga, for we read in this list of Halbera, Abbess of Reiningness, and since we know that Halbera was not consecrated Abbess until the year 1299, it becomes at once apparent that the saga could not have been completed before that year.

This conclusion is corroborated by additional evidence furnished by this ancestral list, for in this list Hauke has given himself his title Herra, or Earl.

As has been stated, Hauke is first accorded this title in 1305.

It is not so easy to determine positively when the saga was finished.

As Hauke's own hand brings the saga to a conclusion, it is evident that it must have been completed before or not later than the year 1334, the year of his death.

If we accept the words of the genealogical list literally, it would appear that Hauke wrote this list not many years before his death, for it is there stated that Fru Ingegerd's daughter was Fru Halbera the Abbess.

But Halbera lived until 1330, and the strict construction of Hauke's language might point to the conclusion that the reference to Halbera was made after her death, and therefore after 1330.

Her horror roles in addition to this film include The Piper and Bury Me When I'm Dead.

And finally, minor roles in this film played by Sandra Telles as Sister Ruth, Maria Obertin as Sister Abigail, Annie Savva as Sister Jessica, Gabrielle Downie as the Abbess, and Manuela Czukor as Sister Christine.

Moving on to more pre-plot, this film is directed by Corin Hardy, who also directed The Hallow from 2014, which we covered in episode 15.

We just talked about that, I feel like, two weeks ago.

... yeah.

It's Saint Abbess or something like that.

Uh, I, I can't remember.

Where she's the overall head of the Sisters of Battle.