For ten points, name this woman cursed to weave near Camelot in two poems by Lord Tennyson.
By one account, this character was "raimented in snowy white" with a "pearlgarland" wound about her head, but a later account omits these descriptions. Thischaracter's home is on an island where "Four gray walls, and four gray towers,overlook a space of (+) flowers". This character is roused by hearing the song "tirralirra, tirra lirra" in a work told in AAAABCCCB rhyme scheme. This woman is only known to the reaper and only by her (*) singing voice. Her demise is preceded by a mirror cracking "side to side", and her body is found in a boat beneath a sign saying "The web was woven curiously, The charm is broken utterly". She dies floating downriver after stealing a glance at a passing Lancelot. For ten points, name this woman cursed to weave near Camelot in two poems by Lord Tennyson.
By one account, this character was "raimented in snowy white" with a "pearlgarland" wound about her head, but a later account omits these descriptions.
the Lady of Shalott