Amadis
In ancient Brittany, the brothers Amadis and Galaor are separated at birth. Amadis kills Galaor in a duel over Floriane, then recognizes his brother from matching magic stones given to both by their dying mother.
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In ancient Brittany, the brothers Amadis and Galaor are separated at birth. Amadis kills Galaor in a duel over Floriane, then recognizes his brother from matching magic stones given to both by their dying mother.
Anita offers to assassinate an enemy commander to earn the dowry demanded by her beloved Araquil’s father. She succeeds, but Araquil dies before learning why she went to the enemy camp; on discovering the truth, he dies, and Anita loses her sanity.
During the French Revolution, Thérèse is married to Girondist André but still loves the exiled nobleman Armand. Armand returns and hides at André’s château. When André is arrested and taken to the guillotine, Thérèse has agreed to flee with Armand, but turns back and cries “Vive le roi!” She is arrested and accompanies her husband to execution.
In ancient Brittany, the brothers Amadis and Galaor are separated at birth. Amadis kills Galaor in a duel over Floriane, then recognizes his brother from matching magic stones given to both by their dying mother.
Anita offers to assassinate an enemy commander to earn the dowry demanded by her beloved Araquil’s father. She succeeds, but Araquil dies before learning why she went to the enemy camp; on discovering the truth, he dies, and Anita loses her sanity.
During the French Revolution, Thérèse is married to Girondist André but still loves the exiled nobleman Armand. Armand returns and hides at André’s château. When André is arrested and taken to the guillotine, Thérèse has agreed to flee with Armand, but turns back and cries “Vive le roi!” She is arrested and accompanies her husband to execution.