To my fellow members of the court:
My beloved Tristan is no longer with us. Tristan has died before me, and I can not hold myself together. Tristan died for our precious love that we forever have held onto, and will continue to be together in the end. I'd like to address the roundtable that my grief is to strong to withstand. Tristan could not bare without the love of us together that he found another Ysolt. But only it was the Ysolt of White Hands. They did not share the love we had, the beauty If i could only have been the one who had shared our love together. As the queen, what shall I do? How should I bear to live life without the knight I am supposed to be with? I had left him alone all too long for which case I was not able to save him. It's all my fault! I could have been the one to save him and we could have lived a happy life together. I must lay down with my beloved Tristan for good. I can not leave him alone any longer. It is all I know what to do now.
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Uther
10/17/2013 02:08:42 pm
Isolde,
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Sir Gawain
10/17/2013 06:14:11 pm
Isolde,
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Lanval
10/17/2013 07:19:43 pm
Lanval:
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Sir Robin
10/17/2013 09:56:34 pm
My dear Isolde,
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Suite du Merlin
10/18/2013 12:02:39 am
Isolde,
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Sir Bedivere
10/18/2013 01:10:43 am
Isolde,
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Hank Morgan (Sir Boss)
10/18/2013 01:30:04 am
Isolde,
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King Arthur
10/18/2013 01:59:12 am
Hearing this tale of you and your lover Tristan, I am reminded of a similar tryst between my knight Lancelot and Queen Guinevere. It would that in both cases the King had acted dishonorably towards his wife, perhaps driving her to this act. For my part, I do not believe I acted so harshly and out of proportion as did King Mark. In any case, I must comment that I do not understand the continuing love between you and Tristan after the potion released its hold on you. Sir Lancelot went through grave trial and tribulation to prove himself to my Queen and preserve her as well, while Tristan never proved himself as such. Alas, love is such a cruel pestilence at times, for it gives its victims over to madness and steals all notion of honor from them. I do not understand you actions, but even so I can understand the feelings you have for Tristan, as they so mirror mine own for the Lady Guinevere. In light of this, I must express my sincerest condolences for your loss of Tristan your love.
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