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Eleanor of Brittany would hold her grandmother’s vase in St Denis as she is already in her late 30s in 1220, she is happy that she has accomplished everything that her grandmother had wanted in her life.

Eleanor of Brittany would say to the Vase

“Grand Mother, Eleanor, my namesake, I had done everything, I have now succeeded as the Queen of France what you did not even succeed in your first marriage.”

Eleanor of Brittany understood that her marriage was just like her grandmother’s it is a dynastic marriage and for peace between England and France.

Eleanor of Brittany would remember her dead uncles and her dead mother who have died already on 1202 as well as her sister, Matilda of Brittany, the Duchess of Austria, as well as her dead brother, she felt so alone.

Eleanor of Brittany would be shock back into her senses and decided to focus on grooming her son, Philippe as the next King and also the arrival of Princess Berengaria of Castile, the Younger, she would feel excited about meeting her a distant relative of hers.

She would be sad to see her daughter Mathilde go as she would be married to Ferdinand III of Castile but she should accept as that would be for the good of the Kingdom.