This character's ascent of a rocky pass is accompanied by the "Theme of the Cry of the Savior" in a section often referred to as the "Transformation Scene.
This character's ascent of a rocky pass is accompanied by the "Theme of the Cry of the Savior" in a section often referred to as the "Transformation Scene." This character, whose mother is revealed to be Herzeleide, or "Heart's Sorrow," is forced to drive away some Flower Maidens after entering a garden that has been enchanted to appear in the midst of a desert. This character is last seen with a dove descending towards his head and when he first appears, he breaks a (*) bow after being scolded by Gurnemanz for shooting a swan. He is told the story of Good Friday before attending Titurel's funeral in the castle of Monsalvat. The Dresden Amen leitmotif represents the main query of this character, known as the "Innocent Fool," who resists the advances of Kundry, defeats the sorcerer Klingsor, and uses an enchanted spear to heal the wound of Amfortas. For 10 points, name this title character of a Wagner opera, a knight who seeks the Holy Grail
This character's ascent of a rocky pass is accompanied by the "Theme of the Cry of the Savior" in a section often referred to as the "Transformation Scene.
Parsifal [or Percival]