... is really reduced to no more than property of her father, and would therefore have no say in the matter of choosing the man to whom she would be wed. The man who would kill the beast would have to brave and strong, but that would not necessarily mean that he would be good to Iseult. Bravery was, however, the most highly praised and cherished virtue a man could possess, and so it ... with each other. Iseult's mother entrusts the potion to Iseult maid, Brangien, with the instructions to safe guard the substance and to not allow anyone but the intended bride and bridegroom to partake of th...

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