12 Questions
What was the main concern of Walter's people when they requested him to marry?
They feared the future of the country without an heir.
Why did Walter's people offer to find him a wife from the greatest family in the land?
To ensure that Walter marries out of honor, not duty.
What was Walter's condition when he agreed to marry?
That he should have a say in choosing his own wife.
Why did Walter insist on choosing his own wife?
Because he believed children don't always inherit their parents' qualities.
What role did Walter delegate to others, causing concern among his people?
Managing his land
How did Walter's people try to convince him to marry?
By emphasizing the uncertainty of life and the need for an heir.
What was the true beauty of Griselda according to the text?
Her hard work and lack of complaints
Why were people in the village confused about the upcoming wedding?
They didn't know who Walter was going to marry.
Why did Walter ask Janicula for permission to marry Griselda?
To show respect towards Griselda's family
What did Griselda promise Walter when he asked her to marry him?
To never disobey him in act or thought
How did the people react to Griselda after she became the Marquis' wife?
They forgot she was the daughter of Janicula and loved her
Why did Walter take Griselda out to meet his people before announcing their engagement?
To seek their approval and honor for Griselda
Explore the story of Lord Walter, a handsome and strong ruler of Saluzzo who prioritized immediate pleasures over the management of his land and marriage. Dive into a tale of honor, responsibility, and the consequences of neglecting one's duties.
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