- Astonished by the size of the hall, Crispin nonetheless manages to make his way to a small, brightly lit room on the other side of it.
- The room contains more gold and jewels than Crispin has ever seen and appears to be a small chapel.
- There's a painting of the Virgin Mary by the cross. A knight is painted looking up at her—a knight with Crispin's face.
- Crispin realizes that the knight is Lord Furnival, his father.
- He doesn't want anything to do with Lord Furnival and prays that God will judge the lord justly.
- And wouldn't you know it, just then John Aycliffe walks in.