Failed Rebellion and William the Conqueror

This chapter explores the aftermath of the failed rebellion against the Normans in England, as English nobles flee to Scotland, while the Normans establish dominance through violence and castle construction. It delves into stories about William the Conqueror's unpredictable behavior and strained relationships with Eldred and the abbot. The chapter also touches upon the rebellion in Maine and the fractures forming within the English rebellion against the Normans.