Gilbert de l'Aigle

Within minutes the ship had filled and sunk, and two men had managed to grab the yard from which the sail was set, and they hung there in the dark.

One was a young nobleman named Geoffrey, the son of Gilbert de L'Aigle, and the other was a butcher from Rouen named Bare Old.

Thomas Fitz Stephen came up as well, and he saw the two men and asked them what had happened to the king's son.

They told him William Adeline had gone down with everyone else, and with that Thomas Fitz Stephen decided he'd rather join them on the bottom of the sea.