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This version of the love potion (of what is considered the earliest Tristan text) is horrifying as hell. This potion is scary. FOUR YEARS! It is four years where you can't practically do anything, because one wrong move means death. This is essentially a horror story rather than a romantic one.
References
Oberge, E. (1978). Eilhart von Oberge’s Tristrant. University of Nebraska Press.
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This is such a lovely description of Brangaine. She's called in Oberge's text "the good and gentle, courtly and wise Brangene". It reminds me of the epithets that she's appointed in Gottfried von Strassburg's text.
References
Oberge, E. (1978). Eilhart von Oberge’s Tristrant. University of Nebraska Press.
This is intriguing. Because for a moment Tristan fancies that he can love another woman who shares the same name as his former lover. But at the same time it seems that he's unsure about it.
References
Oberge, E. (1978). Eilhart von Oberge’s Tristrant. University of Nebraska Press.
