One character in this work is indignant when he is arrested and held hostage by cooks.
This work features a fountain that makes the princess of Cathay look like an ugly old woman, as well as one that causes its protagonist to lose his memory. One character in this work is indignant when he is arrested and held hostage by cooks. The protagonist of this work lives with his mother and a monk in a cave, but Bertha later has a joyful reunion with her brother, who had once been furious at Milon for running off with her. (*) Bramimonde is kidnapped in this work, and its villain is torn apart by horses after his friend Pinabel loses a duel to Thierry. The Saracen Marsile is defeated in this work after the title owner of the sword Durandal is betrayed by his stepfather Ganelon; that hero blows an oliphant so hard his temples burst, dying at the Battle of Roncevaux Pass. For 10 points, name this chanson de geste about the titular nephew of Charlemagne.
This work features a fountain that makes the princess of Cathay look like an ugly old woman, as well as one that causes its protagonist to lose his memory.
The Song of Roland [or La Chanson de Roland]