Death of St. Hilda of Whitby
St. Hilda of Whitby, the revered abbess and founder of Whitby Abbey, lies on her deathbed surrounded by her devoted nuns and monks. The room is filled with quiet prayers and the soft murmur of psalms
Setting
Whitby Abbey's infirmary chamber, a simple stone-walled room with a high ceiling and narrow arched windows. The space is modestly furnished with a wooden bed covered in linen sheets, a small table with religious icons, and a kneeling bench nearby. The abbey's characteristic sea breeze filters through the windows.
Characters
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