This character was the subject of the lost third poem of Robert de Boron.
This character was the subject of the lost third poem of Robert de Boron. This hero was raised in an isolated forest until age fifteen by his mother Dindrane. This character is chastised for remaining silent during a meal by the loathly lady, shortly after he proposes marriage to Blanchefleur. This character fails to ask why the lance bled, the healing question to the Fisher King, after spotting a grail. This hero is the father of a man who travels in a boat pulled by a swan and warns Elsa never to ask him his name, Lohengrin. For 10 points, name this Arthurian knight and subject of a Wolfram van Eschenbach epic.
This character was the subject of the lost third poem of Robert de Boron.
Perceval [or Parsifal, etc.]