Tristan and Isolde

They are shot by one Irish prize warrior.

They drown in the river.

They are killed in the castle during the attack of the Irish warriors.

Theyn perish during the combat on the tournament

The Irish king

Lord Marke

Poor people who found him near the river.

A rich nobleman from Britain

He is put on the burial vessel.

He is put under the mound with the rest of the prize warriors.

He is put in the castle into a special place for honourable noblemen.

He is burnt down together with the rest warriors who were killed during the attack.

Some Irish people

Lord Mark and Isolde

Some British people

Isolde with her maid.

 Rufus Sewell

Ewan McGregor

 James Franco

 Orlando Bloom

 Tristan

 Morholt

 Marke

Melot

 Morholt

 Wictred

 Marke

 Melot

Tristan

 He finds it himself

 Melot

 Marke

No one

 Isolde

 Marke

 Tristan

antidote

hot herbal tea

a special corn

a pill

on the battle between the Irish and the Britons

on the tournament

on the feast where brides can be chosen.

during the great unification meeting of the Irish and the Britons

He stabs both of them.

He forgives them and allows to go away.

He takes this insult as a serious grief and imprisons them.

He executs them on the square..

King Mark

Tristan

King Gurman

Morholt

MARKE

ISIOLDE

TRISTAN

MORHOLD

Gottfried

Tintagel

Georgia

Cornwall

Morhold's sword had poison on it when he struck Tristan

He drank a potion that had poison

Queen Isolde poisoned him

Irish people put some poison into his food during the feast

Tristan

Wictred

Marke

Melot

 Liv Tyler

 Rachel McAdams

 Kirsten Dunst

Sophia Myles

The central conflict in this poem revolves around 

the Irish and the English people

The central conflict in this poem revolves around the secrecy of Tristan and Isolde's love,

The central conflict in this poem revolves around lord Marke and

King Donnchadh

The central conflict in this poem revolves around  the combat between lord Mark and Tristan

Marke

Wictred

Morholt

Melot

Maria

Bragnae

Leonella

Fiona

Wictred and Donachadh

Morholt and Donachadh

Melot and Tristan

Isolde and Tristan

Marke carries Tristan to the river, where they meet Isolde. With his last efforts, Tristan tells Isolde; "I don't know if life is greater than death. But love was more than either." Isolde reheals Tristan, and plants two willows by the river, which grow intertwined. Isolde and Tristan then disappear from history, never to be seen again. Marke defeats the Irish, unites Britain, and rules in peace until the end of his days.

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Marke carries Tristan to the river, where they meet Isolde. With his last breath, Tristan tells Isolde; "I don't know if life is greater than death. But love was more than either." Isolde buries Tristan, planting two willows by the grave, which grow intertwined. Isolde then disappears from history, never to be seen again. Marke defeats the Irish, unites Britain, and rules in peace until the end of his days.

Marke carries Tristan to the river, where they meet Isolde and Bragne. Tristan tells Isolde; "I don't know if life is greater than death. But love was more than either." Isolde treats Tristan, and in a short while, he becomes the king. Tristan defeats the Irish, unites Britain, and rules in peace until the end of his days.

Melot is Marke's nephew and Tristan's friend, who has always been resentful of his uncle's long favoring of Tristan,

Melot is Marke's son and Tristan's enemy, who has always

hated Tristan, and felt jealous rage toward him

Melot is Isold's brother and Tristan's friend, who has always been

jealous and mean and revealed all the secrets to Tristan only to make him feel disappointed and miserable.