Consequences I. Introduction Thesis: More often then not there are consequences for a person's actions. II. Background A. Abelard plotted to win Heloise's love -pg. 1227 B. They fell in love and made love numerous times -pg. 1228 III. Consequences of making love A. Abelard's studies and teaching are hindered -pg. 1228 B. Baby abandoned by parents -pg. 1232 C. Forced to marry -pg. 1229 D. Abelard's castration -pg. 1232 F. Lives spent in misery (rest of their lives were spent …showed first 75 words of 1454 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1454 total…she never did. Abelard and Heloise's relationship never should have happened, at least not the way that it did. He was committed to a life of chastity and even if he had not been, they should never have slept together because it went against the rules of the God they both served. They paid for their relationship severely for the rest of their lives. Their actions did have consequences whether they liked it or not.