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Along with [[Leedara]] and [[Marantha]], Gisela was one of the [[leader]]s of [[the Banshees of Nedragaard Keep]] and the main antagonizers of [[Lord Soth]].<ref>[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 265</ref> Like her kin, she was originally a close associate of [[Isolde Denissa]], but was [[cursed]] with [[undeath]] for alienating Soth from Isolde by telling [[lie]]s of her [[adultery]].  
Along with [[Leedara]] and [[Marantha]], Gisela was one of the [[leader]]s of [[the Banshees of Nedragaard Keep]] and the main antagonizers of [[Lord Soth]].<ref name="SotBR p. 65">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 265</ref> Like her kin, she was originally a close associate of [[Isolde Denissa]], but was [[cursed]] with [[undeath]] for alienating Soth from Isolde by telling [[lie]]s of her [[adultery]].<ref>[[Knight of the Black Rose]] p. 2-7, SotBR p. 280-281</ref>
 
When Soth became a [[darklord]], the 13 banshees were drawn to [[Nedragaard Keep]]. As with the others, Gisela's memories, and hence her taunting retellings of Soth's fall from grace, became flawed and [[inconsistent]]<ref>KotBR p. 310-311</ref>
 
Gisela, Leedara, and Marantha sometimes acted as alarms of a sort to Lord Soth. When the [[Invidian]] army invaded Nedragaard Keep, the three alerted Soth.<ref name="SotBR p. 65">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 265</ref> And when Soth's [[Inza Kulchevich]] [[ward]]ed out Soth's [[undead]] servants from the Keep, the three banshees notified Soth, inadvertently drawing him away form preventing the [[Hour of Screaming Shadows]].<ref>SotBR p. 281</ref>
 
Leedara was [[injured|stabbed]] by Inza with the [[dagger]] [[Novgor]] after the banshee trio attempted to stop her from taking one of the [[Memory Mirrors|Memory Mirror]] shards. The [[Vistani]] girl scared them off, though they taunted her with a cryptic [[curse]], warning of her eventual fate to come.<ref>SotBR p.260-262, 265</ref>


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Latest revision as of 03:10, 6 December 2020

Along with Leedara and Marantha, Gisela was one of the leaders of the Banshees of Nedragaard Keep and the main antagonizers of Lord Soth.[1] Like her kin, she was originally a close associate of Isolde Denissa, but was cursed with undeath for alienating Soth from Isolde by telling lies of her adultery.[2]

When Soth became a darklord, the 13 banshees were drawn to Nedragaard Keep. As with the others, Gisela's memories, and hence her taunting retellings of Soth's fall from grace, became flawed and inconsistent[3]

Gisela, Leedara, and Marantha sometimes acted as alarms of a sort to Lord Soth. When the Invidian army invaded Nedragaard Keep, the three alerted Soth.[1] And when Soth's Inza Kulchevich warded out Soth's undead servants from the Keep, the three banshees notified Soth, inadvertently drawing him away form preventing the Hour of Screaming Shadows.[4]

Leedara was stabbed by Inza with the dagger Novgor after the banshee trio attempted to stop her from taking one of the Memory Mirror shards. The Vistani girl scared them off, though they taunted her with a cryptic curse, warning of her eventual fate to come.[5]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Spectre of the Black Rose p. 265
  2. ↑ Knight of the Black Rose p. 2-7, SotBR p. 280-281
  3. ↑ KotBR p. 310-311
  4. ↑ SotBR p. 281
  5. ↑ SotBR p.260-262, 265