Sir Hue

Also known as: Sir Hue of the Red Castle · Role: knight · First appears: Book IV, Chapter XXVI

Life events

• Sir Edward and Sir Hue disinherited the Lady of the Rock of her barony.(Book IV, Chapter XXVI · 📍 the country)
  • With: Lady of the Rock Sir Edward
  • “these two brethren had disherited the Lady of the Rock of a barony of lands by their extortion.”
• The brothers refused restoration and agreed to fight Sir Uwaine for the lady's lands.(Book IV, Chapter XXVI · 📍 the Lady of the Rock)
  • With: Sir Uwaine Sir Edward
  • “And if ye win us in battle the lady shall have her lands again. Ye say well, said Sir Uwaine, therefore make you ready so that ye be here to-morn in the defence of the lady’s right.”
• Sir Hue yields to Sir Uwaine, who accepts his surrender and sword.(Book IV, Chapter XXVII · 📍 castle)
  • With: Sir Uwaine
  • “That saw Sir Hue: he kneeled down and yielded him to Sir Uwaine. And he of his gentleness received his sword, and took him by the hand, and went into the castle together.”
• Sir Hue is commanded to attend King Arthur’s court at Pentecost.(Book IV, Chapter XXVII · 📍 the court of King Arthur)
  • With: King Arthur
  • “and Sir Hue was commanded to be at the court of King Arthur at the next feast of Pentecost.”

Book IV, Chapter XXVI

• siblings with Sir Edward “So there were in the country two knights that were brethren, and they were called two perilous knights, the one knight hight Sir Edward of the Red Castle, and the other Sir Hue of the Red Castle;”
• enemies with Lady of the Rock “and these two brethren had disherited the Lady of the Rock of a barony of lands by their extortion.”
• with Sir Uwaine (Sir Uwaine challenges one of the two brothers to battle.) “Well, said Sir Uwaine, then will I fight with one of you, and prove that ye do this lady wrong.”
• rivals with Sir Uwaine “Well, said Sir Uwaine, then will I fight with one of you, and prove that ye do this lady wrong.”

Book IV, Chapter XXVII

• with Sir Uwaine (Sir Hue surrendered to Sir Uwaine.) “That saw Sir Hue: he kneeled down and yielded him to Sir Uwaine. And he of his gentleness received his sword”
• with King Arthur (Sir Hue was commanded to attend King Arthur's court.) “Sir Hue was commanded to be at the court of King Arthur at the next feast of Pentecost.”

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