This character tears a branch off a tree, causing it to bleed and reveal that it is actually Fradubio, having been changed into that form by an ugly woman.
The future wife of this character witnesses the killing of a robber who delivers spoils to Corceca and Abessa. The children of one of his enemies drink their mother's blood and explode after this hero frees himself from that mother's tail's vicegrip and strangles her. This character tears a branch off a tree, causing it to bleed and reveal that it is actually Fradubio, having been changed into that form by an ugly woman. This character is served by a loyal dwarf who warns him to steer clear of Error's Cave and relates to this character's love that his likeness was assumed by Archimago. In his final appearance, this character exposes the lies of a messenger who claims that he had pledged to marry Duessa, and thus could not marry Una. For 10 points, identify this personification of St. George who sports a certain emblazonment on his armor and is the protagonist of the first book of Spenser's The Faerie Queene.
The future wife of this character witnesses the killing of a robber who delivers spoils to Corceca and Abessa.
the {Redcrosse Knight}