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Marie de France was only seventeen when she was banished from the royal court. The dumb brat was not meant to be a lady of the court, but a prioress in a poor English abbey. This is how the freedom-loving Marie found herself in a world dominated by obedience, duty and prayer. "The Mother is a fascinating story about an ambitious and sensual prior, a brilliant strategist, diplomat, poet, and defender of women, whose soul was filled with faith. Above all, faith in herself.