The first part of the work is set in a walled garden while in the second part, written by a later author, the Old Woman gives advice about love to the protagonist's companion.
The first part of the work is set in a walled garden while in the second part, written by a later author, the Old Woman gives advice about love to the protagonist's companion. The protagonist enters the walled Garden of Love and first meets Idleness, then makes his way to the fountain of Narcissus, at which he sees the title figure in a dream and falls in love. The first part ends with that title figure imprisoned in the castle of Jealousy, while earlier, the young man, known as The Dreamer, is aided by Fair Welcome against Fear, Shame, and Gossip. FTP, name this allegorical poem written by Guillaume de Lorris and completed by Jean de Meun.
The first part of the work is set in a walled garden while in the second part, written by a later author, the Old Woman gives advice about love to the protagonist's companion.
The {Romance of the Rose} [or {Roman de la Rose}]