Aug 7, 2025
William I unhorsed by his son Robert at Gerberoy, AD 1079
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William I unhorsed by his son Robert at Gerberoy, AD 1079
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finally watching king and conqueror and all of these fucks are so hopeful. "ooh robert (curthose) will be such a nice child" hahahaha
Me: I don’t like this show. It’s pissing me off, Robert
Robert Curthose: yeah well in your story I’m trans and a bastard so stop complaining
Me: I happen to enjoy exploring queerness in historical contexts. Plus I like to think I do alt history tastefully ☺️
Cross posting from my Insta.
Cardboard maquette from my university animation portfolio related to LE SANC D'OR EST MOL.
STORY CONTEXT
After succumbing to his wounds sustained from the Battle of Mantes, William of Normandy finds himself in the purgatory recreation of Falaise Castle along with remnants of his family. Having not seen Robert Curthose come out of his sleeping chamber for centuries, William attempts to get through to his son with a letter. However, William fails to find the right words to say, and gives up on any chances for reconciliation.
Robert Curthose and Edgar atheling, The unlikely duo they are
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Robert Curthose (c. 1051-1134), William the Conqueror's son. Robert took over his father's role as the Duke of Normandy, but never was the king of England. He actually died at one my favorite castles, Cardiff Castle in Wales. This tomb is just fantastic.
Gloucester Cathedral, England
Robert wounding his father William the Conqueror during a battle. By James William Edmund Doyle.
William's elder son Robert, enraged by a prank of his brothers William and Henry, who had doused him with filthy water, undertook what became a large scale rebellion against his father's rule. Only with King Philip's additional military support was William able to confront Robert, who was then based in Flanders. During the battle of 1079, William was unhorsed and wounded by Robert, who lowered his sword only after recognising him.
"Bro it's just a prank!"
The prank: