the Tuesday before Whitsun, at Vespers
By Saint Martin, if I have to smell Robert's cheap ale in the straw one more night, I will sleep in the street. I know he misses his brother Simon, but the stink of him is enough to wake the dead. I just want a quiet rest before the trench tomorrow.

Leave the lad be, Adam. He is drinking to forget the fever that took his kin.
You talk fast enough to keep the rats awake anyway, old man.