6. Tristan is dying from a poisoned wound
only Queen Isolde of Ireland can cure it
But Tristan killed the
queen’s brother
Morold, so he must
go to Ireland alone
and in disguise.
10. When Tristan returns to
Cornwall, he describes the
beautiful princess to his
uncle Mark.
11. The nobles are jealous of Tristan, who is
now heir to the throne
They want King Mark to marry, and he finally
agrees in order to protect Tristan.
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Tristan is sent to Ireland to obtain princess
Isolde as a bride for King Mark.
This task will be difficult, as the Irish, still
mourning the death of Morold, have declared
anyone from Cornwall should be killed on sight.
13. Tristan is allowed ashore when he bribes
the local official with a chalice
43. She finds that Tantris’ mighty sword is
missing a sliver
And then she discovers
that the missing piece
is exactly the same as
the splinter embedded
in her dead uncle
Morold’s head!
51. Naked in the tub, Tristan is helpless while
the women rage
52. Princess Isolde wields a sword, but she
can’t bring herself to kill the handsome
minstrel
53. Tristan reminds the queen of two facts:
1. The queen has
guaranteed his life.
2. Tristan can dispute
the doofus steward’s
claim to marry
princess Isolde.