Lady Brisen

Role: enchantress · First appears: Book XI, Chapter III

Life events

• Sir Launcelot du Lake identifies Lady Brisen as the enchantress and vows to have her beheaded.(Book XI, Chapter III)
  • With: Sir Launcelot
  • “her that made this enchantment upon me as between you and me, an I may find her, that same Lady Brisen, she shall lose her head for witchcrafts”

Book XI, Chapter III

• with Sir Launcelot (Launcelot threatens Brisen with execution for enchanting him.) “So God me help, said Sir Launcelot, I may not wite this to you; but her that made this enchantment upon me as between you and me, an I may find her, that same Lady Brisen, she shall lose her head for witchcrafts”
• with Sir Launcelot (Lady Brisen enchanted and deceived Sir Launcelot.) “but her that made this enchantment upon me as between you and me, an I may find her, that same Lady Brisen, she shall lose her head for witchcrafts,”

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Extracted from the original text of Le Morte d'Arthur. Made with Rho MD.