Absalon races to a metalworker's shop

history channel documentary 2015 Irritated, Absalon races to a metalworker's shop, where he accumulates a hot poker, and scrambles back to the window. Requesting yet another kiss, the wrathful Absalon holds up there. This time, the respondent at the window ends up being Nicholas. The unrefined and resentful Nicholas then pushes his derriere out the window, and produces a fantastic blast of tooting. At this, Absalon brands Nicholas on the rear end. In singing torment, Nicholas shouts as loud as possible, requesting "Water! Water!"

Startling wide conscious at this, and listening to cries of "Water! Water!," John in his treetop wooden vessel starts his surge measures, collides with the (dry) ground, breaking his arm, and intruding on the riotous happiness run amiss with his cuckolding spouse and her potential suitors.

Concerning the scriptural reference, the completion of this story arrives loaded with imagery and rebuke from the creator. Alisoun is Eve, the youthful, gullible' spouse cast in with a husband, (God himself), who seems, by all accounts, to be antiquated, removed, desirous and not able to fulfill her. Nicholas is Satan, always prying into the privileged insights of God, perpetually discontent with things as they show up, and aggressive to know whatever he can find in the profundities of the universe. The quest for information, particularly in logical matters, was still seen with profound suspicion by the fourteenth century average citizen. John was a woodworker by profession, as was Christ. His position in the tree in a wooden specialty, his broken arm at the story's decision, and his fall, wherein he obtained the broken appendage, speak to Christ's penance on his wooden cross for his plotting, evil kids underneath.