Becket o el honor de Dios

Anouilh's take on Becket emphasizes the personal and political conflicts—what do you think he aimed to highlight compared to traditional portrayals?

His choices seem both principled and ultimately tragic. I wonder how readers interpret his motivations and the cost of his integrity.

The medieval France backdrop adds so much gravitas—was there a particular historical event or figure that influenced Anouilh's vision?