Characters and Places
The male protagonist
Who is Sir Tristrem
The flower that Tristram compares Iseult to
What is Honeysuckle?
The bush that Tristram compares himself to
What is Hazel?
The main female protagonist
Who is Queen Iseult
The genre of poetry that Chevrefoil falls into.
What is Medieval romance poetry?
___________ is the idea that the metaphor of the plants describes
What is "one can not survive with out the other?"
The main antagonist of the poem
Who is King Mark?
Queen Iseult feels this as she tries to walk away from Tristram.
What is Paralyzed by love?
When two lovers are separated they often perish from this emotion
What is loneliness?
This is the country that Tristram is banished to
What is Wales?
Tristram uses this to send a secret sign to Queen Iseult
What is a stick?
This offers pleasure but also pain and sometimes death
What is love?
This is the name of the Queens trusted servant
Who is Faithful Brenguein?
This is where Queen Iseult is traveling to when Tristram secretly meets with her
Where is Tintagel, Cornwall?
The main idea/theme of this poem
What is loosing some one you truly love is so painful it can kill you?