Catherine

Catherine, 14, talks about her conflictual relations with her father, tender with her mother, random with her brothers. She records the small events of her life, her questions and her dreams. Like many teenage girls. Catherine would rather be a villager, a monk or a cross, in any case, anything more amusing and less restrictive than the daughter of an unfortunate knight. Her father believes that at 14, she is good to marry. Catherine will invent all the possible ploys to disgust her suitors, with some success, until she "faces" the worst of all: an old disgusting she nicknamed "Beard-Bushy". This time, unless there is a miracle, Catherine will have trouble escaping marriage.