#kehydius

Isolde wrote Kehydius a letter as comfort and Tristan calls her a traitor for it. I think K is the brother of the other Isolde, T‘s wife, and T calls him a traitor because he never touched his sister, but K goes after his own love. K actually has to leap out a second-story window to save himself from T‘s wrath. But this scene is also pretty funny, because King Mark is playing chess one story below and when he asks K why fell from above, he actually says he sat at the frame and fell asleep.

King Mark is actually sitting in a chamber by a window while he's playing chess, so sadly not possible for a guy to fall on the table, but him looking out the window and seeing Kehydius fall from the sky is still a funny image.

POV:

.Alas, Madam, the good love that I have loved you; and many lands and riches have I forsaken for your love, and now ye are a traitress to me, the which doth me great pain