I see a group of "holy men", perhaps priests, rabbis, or w/e, going on a pilgrimage, and they find this town. Town, being the nice, hospitable people they r, let them come, they eat together, hang out a bit, idk how long, but obviously atleast 1 day and 1 night. One priest falls in love with this girl, the girl knows. He will do anything for her love, even, as the german lyrics say, get her a red rose from the top of a mountain (or sumthin like that) ... she tells him to murder this guy... some people say its the parents... I cant tell... but I think it was the person she was being married to, because I think there was a marriage ceremony, kinda like in Romeo and Juliet where Juliet marries this old dude... Paris? anyway... she tells him to kill him, and he does. And then she betrays him and the town burns him at the stake. Sure, he did a bad thing for killing someone, but thats not offense to be burned alive in a public display. Thats probably one of the most painful deaths and very disgraceful. I do understand, back then, that the justice system wasnt like it is today, and most small towns gave the death penalty to murderes, not out of hate, but because of fear that if they just kick him out, he could come back in the night, and there's no prisons.
But I also noticed the priests whipped themselves, just like the Opus Dei.
But I seriously doubt he was burned for loving the girl when being a priest. BUT, if he was, thats the stupidest thing i've ever heard.
But Im pretty sure he was burned because he killed.
That girl is evil!!!