Irish Fairy Tales · Character
Flann
A minor warrior or king in the Fianna stories.
minor
First appearance: the enchanted cave of cesh corran
Flann shows up with force in III. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The mysterious young man who fights and wins the lordship of the Isle of Fedach; he refuses to look at or speak to Becfola until he is king.
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This is the dramatic climax because Duv Laca’s declaration of love and her simultaneous imposition of a year-l…
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