“…As I said earlier, Camar's language is especially akin to that of the male courtly lover, but this inversion is interesting for the fact that in many fifteenth-century Iberian texts, the lover deems his beloved not only oblivious to his suffering, but also indifferent to it (Soler 2015). This cold-heartedness in the face of devotion is something ascribed to women time and again in the troubadour lyric and the sentimental novel, along with inconstancy in romantic affairs.…”