The witch Duessa represents the Catholic church in this work in which the task of slaying a dragon is given to the Redcrosse Knight by his queen, Gloriana.
Some creatures in this work drink their mother's blood after her head is cut off by one character, and those monsters' stomachs burst from drinking so much blood. One character in this work breaks a branch off a tree and learns that the tree is actually Fradubio who was turned into a tree by the disguised character Fidessa. One character is warned by a female companion about the den of the monster Error, but ignores the warning, and a magician named (*) Archimago creates two sprites, one of which appears to be Una, to tempts that character with a kiss. The witch Duessa represents the Catholic church in this work in which the task of slaying a dragon is given to the Redcrosse Knight by his queen, Gloriana. For 10 points, name this incomplete allegorical epic poem which praised Elizabeth I, by Edmund Spenser.
Some creatures in this work drink their mother's blood after her head is cut off by one character, and those monsters' stomachs burst from drinking so much blood.
The Faerie Queene [accept Book I of The Faerie Queene]