That story depends on what the victor decides to do with her. He might spare her life but take her as his prisoner or his wife. He might exile her, to a distant land or a monastery. He might even let her go, out of pity or respect. Whatever he does, Genevieve will have to face the consequences of her defeat. She will lose her kingdom, her people, and her freedom. She will have to cope with the grief, the shame, and the anger. She will have to decide if she will accept her fate or try to fight back. She will have to find a new purpose, a new hope, and a new identity. She will have to survive and endure or die and perish. She will have to face the aftermath of the combat, with dignity and strength, or with despair and weakness.