Geoffrey moves into the lists, but sees his opponent's larger horse and confident stance. He had seen him throw his opponent across the field. He wanted to do this for his sister, for love of his family, to prove his worth... but he couldn't. Not against this man.

D5 EA, vs Waleran de Beaumont, Passion Love (Family), TN 15: 1d20 16 -5 to all rolls, -1 point to passion, potentially -1 Geoffrey because i'm losing part of my core identity for my character which has already eliminated any fun, lets get through this

He rides down the field with much less vigor than he had previously. His heart is not in it... or anything for that matter.

D5 EA, vs Waleran de Beaumont, Lance, TN 5: 1d20 7

Waleran catches Geoffrey with a glancing blow.

Joust tilt 1: Lance, tn 14: 1d20 2

Geurriere's body, however, is a powerful thing, and the force behind the blow is terrible.
That Destrier Damage: 8d6 34

This is more than double Geoffrey's Size of 15, so Geoffrey is unseated.

Waleran de Beaumont wins the Joust.

The blow sends the depressed Geoffrey from his horse. And he lays there... not because he's injured too badly, but because he has failed his sister and hates himself for it.