My client, Bisclavaret, is innocent of his crimes and should not be ruled as guilty. He killed no-one, nor did he do anything extreme, in fact if anyone were to be considered guilty, it should be the wife. The wife wrongfully revealed her husband's true identity and left him, rather than trying to help him and who he is. While some may have seen this as a form of logos, I see her actions as selfish and conceited. Bisclavaret may be a literal monster, but the wife is a betrayer the true monster.
Bisclavaret is a humble man, trying to establish a life with his wife, overtime she becomes concerned and starts to ask questions such as, where does he go and what does he do when he leaves her several times a week. “Very quickly shall I die for reason
Bisclavaret is a humble man, trying to establish a life with his wife, overtime she becomes concerned and starts to ask questions such as, where does he go and what does he do when he leaves her several times a week. “Very quickly shall I die for reason