In Charles Chesnutt's novel The House Behind the Cedars, Rena Walden first meets George Tryon at an event recreating a key scene in this novel.
In Charles Chesnutt's novel The House Behind the Cedars, Rena Walden first meets George Tryon at an event recreating a key scene in this novel. In that scene, this novel's protagonist disguises himself as the Disinherited Knight, and crowns his lover the Queen of Love and Beauty. In a later scene in this novel, Ulrica burns down Torquilstone, killing Reginald Front-de-Boeuf, although not before Isaac's daughter Rebecca is kidnapped by the title character's rival Brian Bois-Gilbert. This novel's title character marries Cedric's daughter Rowena, and serves the exiled English king Richard. For 10 points, name this novel about a 12th century Saxon knight written by Walter Scott.
In Charles Chesnutt's novel The House Behind the Cedars, Rena Walden first meets George Tryon at an event recreating a key scene in this novel.
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