The protagonist of this poem becomes entranced by three drops of blood left on snow by a wounded goose, which remind him of his lover's face.
The protagonist of this poem becomes entranced by three drops of blood left on snow by a wounded goose, which remind him of his lover's face. It begins with two books about Gahmuret, who is treacherously slain by Babylonians after winning the hand of Herzeloyde. Its main character falls in love with the beautiful Condwinamurs, and is raised ignorant of chivalry until meeting three knights in a forest and resolving to follow them on their adventures. Its main character becomes lord of the castle Munsalvaesche in its second half, which describes the romance between Orgeluse and Gawain. Based on an incomplete poem on the same subject by Chretien de Troyes, it ends with its title character healing the wound of Anfortas. For 10 points, name this medieval German poem about a knight who finds the Holy Grail, the masterpiece of Wolfram von Eschenbach.
The protagonist of this poem becomes entranced by three drops of blood left on snow by a wounded goose, which remind him of his lover's face.
Parzival [or Parsifal]