The Valet is a good Man. I think he's the hero in the tale, if only the king listened to him, he wouldn't suffer such a great loss of his properties to his ungrateful daughters.
The Valet knew exactly what the king's daughters were going to do, no wonder he asked for more gold from both the king and his daughters so that they can survive the mean time on that.
Now I understand why the title of the story, the young princess had to become a turkey sitter in another castle.
I'm wondering what will happen to the king next, there's already a will stating that he willed everything to his eldest daughters and nothing to himself, he'll probably have to start life all over again, and for his youngest daughter, I pray fate smiles on her.
This is an interesting story.
Yeah, the plaque is nice, I love that there are meaning behind the information that they portray.
RE: Folk Tales from Gascony: The Turkey Sitter, Part 2.