Tristan and Iseult

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The classic Arthurian tragedy, though not originally part of the saga. I wanted this to be anunpleasant, tragic romance, but not brutally explicit, even though our hero is about to be delivered a killing blow and our heroine is being dragged off to be put to death.

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