Motif
beloved wounds the hero during a quarrel
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A motif of the Beauty Paired with Pain and Paradox family, within the sub-family Beloved and Erotic Love as Wound, Joy, and Grief. Every row below is a tagged passage; each rests on a quote in its source text.
1 occurrences
1 traditions
celtic irish
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Gods and Fighting Men CHAPTER II. THE PURSUIT / CHAPTER III. THE GREEN CHAMPIONS / CHAPTER IV. THE WOOD OF DUBHROS / CHAPTER V. THE QUARREL; lines 12435-12549 confidence: high
Diarmuid takes his sword to kill Ciach; Grania strikes a knife into Diarmuid's thigh; Diarmuid kills the Fomor and runs away through the storm without speaking to Grania.
Grania becomes angry when Diarmuid moves to kill Ciach and strikes a knife into Diarmuid's thigh.
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