Wicked

1. Wicked Custom
   Malvagia Usanza

   In La Tavola Ritonda, an island where Tristan and Isolde washed up on their way from Ireland to Cornwall.

   The Castle of Tears, owned by the parents of Lord Galehaut, stood on the island, and Tristan had to conquer it in order to leave the island. In the Prose Tristan, it is called the Giant’s Isle. The "Wicked Custom" was that the visiting knight’s lady would be compared to the paramour of the island’s lord. Whichever was least beautiful was beheaded.

   
   

2. Wicked Knight
   Chevalier Malfait

   Lancelot called himself the Wicked Knight after his five years of insanity.

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   See also
   Chevalier Malfait | The Legend of King Arthur
   Island of Joy | The Legend of King Arthur
   
   
   

3. Wicked Knight

   The knight Alban called himself the Wicked Knight. He challenged Lancelot and was defeated.

   
   

4. Wicked Neighbor
   Male Voisine

   The name of a horn blown by one of Sir Parsamant’s servants in order to summon people to a fight between Parsamant and another knight.

   Parsamant’s treatment of defeated knights was wicked, and Perceval finally ended his custom.

   
   

5. Wicked Pass

   A pass into the giant Caradoc’s lands, where Caradoc’s forces battled Arthur’s. Lancelot slipped through and went on to the Dolorous Tower to kill Caradoc.