Death of Charles I of Anjou

A gaunt, pale man in his late 50s with sunken cheeks and thinning grey hair, lying weakly on his deathbed. His once-powerful frame is now frail beneath the heavy blankets, with veins visible against parchment-like skin. A prominent Angevin nose and deep-set blue eyes that still retain a flicker of royal authority.

A tall, gaunt man in his late 50s with a deeply lined face that speaks of years spent in contemplation and service. His thin lips are pressed in solemn reverence, and his piercing blue eyes reflect both the weight of his duties and the compassion of his calling. His hands, raised in blessing, are long-fingered and delicate, yet show the strength of one accustomed to holding the Eucharist.

A middle-aged man with a gaunt face, deep-set eyes, and a neatly trimmed beard streaked with gray. His hands are long-fingered and delicate, accustomed to the precise work of his profession. His posture is slightly stooped from years of bending over patients and manuscripts.

A rugged, battle-hardened man in his early forties, with a broad-shouldered build and a scar running diagonally across his left cheek. His sun-weathered face is framed by short, dark brown hair streaked with gray, and a thick, well-groomed beard. His hands, gripping the hilt of his sword, bear calluses from years of wielding weapons.

A slender youth of approximately 15-17 years old with unkempt brown hair and pale skin marked by smudges of ash from chamber duties. Delicate features and red-rimmed eyes betray their lowborn status and tender age.