This man has an identically named half-brother whose epithet is "the Bastard," as well as a twin sister named Morfydd (MOHR-送th).
This man becomes trapped between two gates when his horse is cut in half by a portcullis, but a maid helps him escape by giving him a ring that grants invisibility. That maid later rubs ointment all over this man's body to cure his insanity, which befalls him a ter he breaks a promise to his wife to spend no more than a year away from her. This man has an identically named half-brother whose epithet is "the Bastard," as well as a twin sister named Morfydd (MOHR-送th). While playing a game of gwyddbwyll (GWITH-bush), this man orders his ravens to attack the servants of King Arthur in The Dream of Rhonabwy (HRON-ah-bwee). This man avenges Esclados' defeat of his cousin Calogrenant a ter summoning a storm in the forest of Brocéliande (bro-SAY-lee-ahnd) by pouring water onto a stone. For 10 points, name this son of Urien who marries the Lady of the Fountain and gains the epithet "Knight of the Lion" in a romance by Chrétien de Troyes.
This man becomes trapped between two gates when his horse is cut in half by a portcullis, but a maid helps him escape by giving him a ring that grants invisibility.
Yvain (ee-VAIN) [or Ywain; or Owain; or Owein; or Iwein]