This knight was made to kill himself by a ship flying a black sail, though his fate was sealed by the carelessness of Brangaine, who allowed him to drink part of a love philter intended for his uncle, King Mark of Cornwall.
Lesser stories of this person tell of his slaying of Morholt and of a castle alight with song which impurity prevented his entering. Sentenced to death, this hero escaped to the forest of Morrois and eventually fled to Bretony and married the White-Handed daughter of its duke. This knight was made to kill himself by a ship flying a black sail, though his fate was sealed by the carelessness of Brangaine, who allowed him to drink part of a love philter intended for his uncle, King Mark of Cornwall. FTP, name this Celtic hero best known for his tragic love for Iseult.
Lesser stories of this person tell of his slaying of Morholt and of a castle alight with song which impurity prevented his entering.
Tristan [or Tristram or Tristrem]