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* ''[[Wikipedia:Nimue|Nimue]]'' is a name given to many female characters in the [[Wikipedia:Matter of Britain]] literature. Nimue was the name of the "Lady of the Lake", who gave Excalibùr to King Arthur; the name of the woman who brought the dying king in [[Wikipedia:Avalon|Avalon]]; the name of the woman who took care of young Lancelot; the name of the sorceress who seduced and imprisoned Merlin. In all these cases, Nimue is doubtly a human but a mythological creature like a nymph or a nereid.
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Revision as of 23:29, 11 January 2013

Nimue, or the "Lady of the Lake" was actually a sorceress from the future who helped Ciri find the way to Stygga castle. She is a graduate of one of the magical academies - most likely Aretuza. As a girl, she took special interest in the history Ciri and Geralt, and in particular their ultimate fate. Over time she began to lose interest in Ciri's story, but an unexpected encounter with a mysterious man re-ignited her interest. In her private tower, she scoured images depicting scenes from the sagas, as well as all the books, fables, legends; every nook and cranny trying to find more information about Ciri's history. She even recruited an assistant, Condwiramurs Tilly, who helped with her knowledge of ballads and singing.

Nimue has an elder sister named Orla. They both appear as children in a minor scene from the future in the novel Chrzest Ognia (Baptism of Fire).

One of her lovers was the Fisher King.

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  • Nimue is a name given to many female characters in the Wikipedia:Matter of Britain literature. Nimue was the name of the "Lady of the Lake", who gave Excalibùr to King Arthur; the name of the woman who brought the dying king in Avalon; the name of the woman who took care of young Lancelot; the name of the sorceress who seduced and imprisoned Merlin. In all these cases, Nimue is doubtly a human but a mythological creature like a nymph or a nereid.