1585年,法国西南部暴发鼠疫,经过有效的手段,半年内大部分地区疫情得到控制。同年4月,久卧病榻的法国学者约瑟夫突然感到神清气爽,以为病情好转了,便邀了几位好友来自家的城堡做客。他心情大好,走进花园想采几朵白玫瑰赠给好友,不料一不留神,手指被花刺给扎中了。约瑟夫顿时感到指尖疼痛难忍,伤口很快被感染,不久就去世了。人们并没把约瑟夫的死与鼠疫联系在一起,而是听信了家人所讲的采花意外,称他为“死于玫瑰的浪漫学者”。过了3天,少女贝瑞在野外采摘白玫瑰,也遭遇了不测。她的脚不小心被玫瑰的刺划伤,回家后 In 1585, an outbreak of plague in southwestern France was effectively controlled and the outbreak was controlled in most areas within six months. In April the same year, Josef, a French scholar who had been lying in a bed for a long time, suddenly felt refreshed and thought that his condition had improved. He invited several friends from his home castle. He was in a good mood and walked into the garden for a few white roses to be given to his friend. Unexpectedly, his fingers were tied up by the spikes. Joseph suddenly felt the pain of his fingertips, wounds quickly infected, and soon died. Instead of linking Joseph’s death to the plague, people listened to what they called the flower picking accident, calling him a “romantic scholar who died of a rose.” After three days, the girl Berry picking white roses in the wild, but also suffered an accident. Her feet accidentally scratched by a rose thorn, go home