When this character has a guitar hurled at his head, he miraculously catches it and sings a ballad about Canute failing to part the ocean. This character is resurrected after being stabbed by Roger de Backbite at the Siege of Chalons. In a different appearance, this character seals a pledge by giving a prior an ivory box, while his rival gives up a gold chain. He travels to Ashby-de-la-Zouch disguised as a (*) Palmer. This subject of a Thackeray novella titled for two of his love interests engages in a series of fights under the name "Desdichado," erroneously referencing his being disinherited by Cedric the Saxon. Many Victorian readers wished that he had married the Jewish woman Rebecca instead of the Christian woman Rowena. For 10 points, name this title character of a Walter Scott novel.
When this character has a guitar hurled at his head, he miraculously catches it and sings a ballad about Canute failing to part the ocean. This character is resurrected after being stabbed by Roger de Backbite at the Siege of Chalons. In a different appearance, this character seals a pledge by giving a prior an ivory box, while his rival gives up a gold chain. He travels to Ashby-de-la-Zouch disguised as a (*) Palmer. This subject of a Thackeray novella titled for two of his love interests engages in a series of fights under the name "Desdichado," erroneously referencing his being disinherited by Cedric the Saxon. Many Victorian readers wished that he had married the Jewish woman Rebecca instead of the Christian woman Rowena. For 10 points, name this title character of a Walter Scott novel.
When this character has a guitar hurled at his head, he miraculously catches it and sings a ballad about Canute failing to part the ocean.
Wilfred of Ivanhoe [accept either underlined name]