One king unknowingly pledged himself in marriage to this woman after seeing a bird carrying a single golden hair in its beak.
One king unknowingly pledged himself in marriage to this woman after seeing a bird carrying a single golden hair in its beak. This woman slept with a man after he jumped between their beds to avoid leaving a pattern in the flour that covered the floor. Her handmaiden used a magic pillow to thwart the advances of Kaherdin, whose sister, famed for her "White Hands," shared this person's name. The finding of an unconscious harpist in possession of a dragon's tongue saved this woman from marriage to an unpleasant (*) seneschal, and caused her to forgive a man who had left a shard of his sword in the head of her uncle, Morholt. This woman's lover died of despair after being led to think that black sails had appeared on the horizon. This woman had a handmaiden named Brangaine, who failed to safeguard a love potion that was intended for this woman and King Mark of Cornwall. For10 points, name this princess of Ireland who carried on a tragic affair with her husband's nephew, Sir Tristan.
One king unknowingly pledged himself in marriage to this woman after seeing a bird carrying a single golden hair in its beak.
Isolde [or  Iseult]