tristan e isolda

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I. LAS MOCEDADES DE TRISTÁN
Personajes introducidos en este capitulo: Rey Rivalén (padre de Tristán), Blancaflor (madre de Tristán), Rohalt el Mantenedor de la Fe, El duque Morgan, Tristán, y Rey Marcos.
El principio de este capitulo relata como Leonís (el padre de Tristán) muere a traición. Al cuarto día de haberse de enterarse de la muerte de su amado Leonís, Blancaflor (la madre Tristán) dio a luz a un hermoso niño. Lo Tomo en sus brazos y le dijo “Hijo mío, durante mucho tiempo he deseado tenerte; ahora estoy viendo a la más hermosa criatura que haya nacido de mujer. Triste te doy a luz y triste es la primera caricia que te hago. Por tu causa tengo una tristeza que me matará. Y como has venido al mundo con tristeza, te llamarás Tristán” (Pg. 10). Esta es una hermosa cita de Blancaflor antes de morir, con la cual nombra a su hijo Tristán. Este nombre tiene mucho significado, ya que su nombre significa tristeza, Tristán esta predestinado a ella.
Como el duque Morgan se había matado a Leonís a traición quedándose con las tierras que le pertenecían a Leonís. Rohalt el Mantenedor de la Fe hizo pasar a Tristán por su hijo para salvarle la vida, ya que si el duque Morgan se daba cuenta que la criatura era hijo de Leonís la iba a matar.
En este capitulo Tristán es descrito como un joven físicamente atractivo pero más que todo un Dios en la tierra. Es experto en todas las artes. sabe usar la espada, el escudo y el arco, lazar discos de piedra, cruzar de un salto los mas grandes fosos, odiar cualquiera mentira y toda traición, a socorrer a los débiles, a mantener la fe otorgada, experto en diversos modos de canto, experto en el are de tocar el arpa y la montería. Cuando montaba a caballo “parecía que su caballo y él no formaran m...

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...a esta siendo comparada con un ángel. Esta es una excelente descripción ya que el lector puede imaginarse exactamente como Isolda se veía en ese momento.
• En realidad no se sabe como el rey Marco desarrollo su amor por Isolda. Algunos piensan que el rey Marco también tomo de la poción mágica porque el amor que el gran amor que siente por Isolda, pero también puede ser que este amor es genuino.
• A través de esta historia el lector tiene la oportunidad de darse cuenta que las cosas materiales son elementos secundarios en la vida. Isolda tiene toda la riqueza y la envidia de todo, pero a pesar de tener todas estas cosas ella no era feliz porque le hacia falta el amor de su amado Tristán. Isolda también tenia un gran preocupación; temía que Brangel fuera a decir algo de lo que había entre ella y Tristán.
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