What was the name Of King Arthur's evil sister?
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Morgan Le Fay, interesting to note that she was also classed as a Celtic death-goddess.\n\nOther names her hasbeen known as:\nMorgan the Fate\nFata Morgana\n\nSometimes she was known as the ninefold goddess, the 'Nine Sisters called Morgen' ruling the Fortunate Isles in the far west, where dead heros went. Sometimes she or they became mermaids. Morgans or "sea-women" could draw down to their palaces of gold and crystal at the bottom of the sea of ponds those ill-fated to venture to near the water.\n\nMorgan was related to the Crone aspect as Mother Deathand would cast a destroying curse on every man. Even Arthurian romances which presented her as a human being, Arthur's sister, inconsistently admitted: "Morgan the Goddess is her name, and there is never a man so high and proud but she can humble and tame him.\n\nSometime she kindly promised immortality to her favored lovers, like Ogier the Dane, who accompanied her to paridise. As the Morrigan, she stage-managed the contest between Cu Chulainn and a giant named Terrible. She presided over Cu Chulainn's killing of his spring-time rival, in a tale based on the Celtic legend of Gawain and the Green Knight.\n\nMorgan sat at the head of the table in the Green Knight's castle, presiding over death and resurrectionof the rival year-gods as they beheaded one another in thier proper seasons. Gawain was obviously a solar hero, his strength waxing in the morning and waning in the afternoon; he was one of the four brothers representing the four solar seasons. The Green Knight was his perpetual antagonist.\n\nGawain bore Morgan's pentacle as a heraldic device on his blood-red shield. He and his rival seem to have established the ceremony of knighthood, a symbolic decapitation, which formerly transformed a victem into a god at the end of the year.\n\nLate romances deprived Morgan of her divinity and made her human. Morgan became Arthur's sister, yet she still held the power of necromancy, a prototypical witch. She received a fictitious husband, King Uriens of Gore, probably a corrupt form of the classic castrated heaven-god Uranus. Her name was applied to almost anything magical, miraculous, or misleading, as Fata Morgana. An old word for witches' spells, glamor, came from Glamorgan, the Goddess's sacred territory in Wales.\n\nMorgan's mysterious Fortunate Isles continued to appear n Irish folklore up to the present time. It was claimed that off the coast of Galway nine islands rose out of the sea every seven years; but if anyone tryed to reach them by boat they would vanish.\n\n\nI hope this helps out, sorry I got carried away with the length of this response, but it is a favoured subject of mine.
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The White Witch is the easy answer. Aslan is a Christ figure, so REALLY his enemy is the evil that she and Edward's betrayal represent...or something.
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Isn't it supposed to be based on the conqueror Vlad The Impaler in Romania? Google it, you will see....\n\nFictional character based on a real evil person.
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Quentin.  Turns out Kit was his sister...sick duo.  :P  \n\n(Or however you spell their names.)
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ABIGAIL\nMemorial \n1 September \nProfile \nJewish laywoman. Wife of King David. Old Testament matriarch. One of the seven women considered a prophet by the Talmudic scholars. \nBorn \nc.1000 BC \nDied \nc.950 BC \nCanonized \nPre-Congregation \nHard Copy \nprinter friendly version \nTranslate \nespañol | français | deutsch | italiano | português \nReadings \nThen Abigail made haste and took two hundred loaves, and two vessels of wine, and five sheep ready dressed, and five measures of parched corn, and a hundred clusters of raisins, and two hundred cakes of dry figs, and laid them upon asses: And she said to her servants: Go before me: behold, I will follow after you: but she told not her husband, Nabal. And when she had gotten upon an ass, and was coming down to the foot of the mountain, David and his men came down over against her, and she met them. And David said: Truly in vain have I kept all that belonged to this fellow in the wilderness, and nothing was lost of all that pertained unto him: and he hath returned me evil for good. May God do so and so, and add more to the foes of David, if I leave of all that belong to him till the morning, any that pisseth against the wall. And when Abigail saw David, she made haste and lighted off the ass, and fell before David, on her face, and adored upon the ground. And she fell at his feet, and said: Upon me let this iniquity be, my lord: let thy handmaid speak, I beseech thee, in thy ears, and hear the words of thy servant. Let not my lord the king, I pray thee, regard this naughty man, Nabal: for according to his name, he is a fool, and folly is with him: but I, thy handmaid, did not see thy servants, my lord, whom thou sentest. Now therefore, my lord, the Lord liveth, and thy soul liveth, who hath withholden thee from coming to blood, and hath saved thy hand to thee: and now let thy enemies be as Nabal, and all they that seek evil to my lord. Wherefore receive this blessing, which thy handmaid hath brought to thee, my lord: and give it to the young men that follow thee, my lord. Forgive the iniquity of thy handmaid: for the Lord will surely make for my lord a faithful house, because thou, my lord, fightest the battles of the Lord: let not evil therefore be found in thee all the days of thy life. For if a man at any time shall rise, and persecute thee, and seek thy life, the soul of my lord shall be kept, as in the bundle of the living, with the Lord thy God: but the souls of thy enemies shall be whirled, as with the violence and whirling of a sling. And when the Lord shall have done to thee, my lord, all the good that he hath spoken concerning thee, and shall have made thee prince over Israel, This shall not be an occasion of grief to thee, and a scruple of heart to my lord, that thou hast shed innocent blood, or hast revenged thyself: and when the Lord shall have done well by my lord, thou shalt remember thy handmaid. \n\nAnd David said to Abigail: Blessed be the Lord the God of Israel, who sent thee this day to meet me, and blessed be thy speech: And blessed be thou, who hast kept me to day from coming to blood, and revenging me with my own hand. Otherwise, as the Lord liveth, the God of Israel, who hath withholden me from doing thee any evil, if thou hadst not quickly come to meet me, there had not been left to Nabal by the morning light, any that pisseth against the wall. And David received at her hand all that she had brought him, and said to her: Go in peace into thy house, behold I have heard thy voice, and honoured thy face. \n\nAnd Abigail came to Nabal: and behold he had a feast in his house, like the feast of a king: and Nabal's heart was merry, for he was very drunk: and she told him nothing less or more until morning. But early in the morning, when Nabal had digested his wine, his wife told him these words, and his heart died within him, and he became as a stone. And after ten days had passed, the Lord struck Nabal, and he died. And when David had heard that Na
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"The Legend of Lylah Clare"\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063219/
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no one knows for sure if she did, and all the people that were involved are long since dead. so the chances of ever knowing for sure are pretty minimal. i always thought her sister may have had something to do with it. there have been female killers all throughout history so its not really that uncommon of a situation, just for the time period and the fact that it was an Axe that was used. people of that time just didn't want to believe that a poor, innocent woman could be capable of such an atrocity.
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Kane (pbah) and him sister where children of the garden and were beautiful. Abe (pbah) and his sister were children of Earth and was ordinary. When Kane (pbah) was told he had to marry the sister of Abe (pbah) he was angry he could not marry the beautiful sister. He killed Abe (pbah) because he was jealous.
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Bloody Mary was a nickname for Queen Mary#1. She was the first daughter of King Henry the#8 and Queen Catherine\nof Aragon.Henry later divoced Catherine cause she give birth to a male heir.married his second Queen: Anne Boleyn. Mary was declared illegitimate and was to no longer be called "princess", but rather "The Lady Mary".\n\nWhen Anne Boleyn gave birth to Elizabeth, Mary was sent to attend the new young Princess in her household. Soon Elizabeth would be declared a bastard as well, since her mother also failed to produce a male heir for Henry.\n\nShortly after the death of Anne Boleyn, Henry wed Jane Seymour, who sought to reconcile the King with his two daughters. Henry and Jane visited Mary and after, she wrote letters to the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V (her cousin) and the Pope stating that her parent's marriage had not been valid. [Mary was able to get an additional message to them, in secret, saying that she wrote the letters under duress.] After that, she returned to court, although her title of Princess still had not been restored.\n\nIn October 1537, Queen Jane gave birth to Edward, Henry's longed for son and Mary stood as the young Prince's godmother at the christening. The court was soon plunged into mourning as Jane died two weeks after Edward's birth.\n\nIn January 1540, Mary gained yet another stepmother: Anne of Cleves. Although they shared different religions (Mary was Catholic, Anne a Lutheran), the two women became fast friends and would remain so until Anne's death in 1557. Unfortunately Anne's marriage to Henry wasn't so long-lived and she was divorced in July of the same year.\n\nShortly after the annulment of his marriage to Anne of Cleves,Henry took another wife [now his 5th], Kathryn Howard. Kathryn was probably 18 years old, making Mary six years older than her new stepmother. Mary was apparently appalled at her father's action and there were come quarrels between Mary and Kathryn during the young Queen's reign. That reign turned out to be all too short, as she was arrested, tried and executed for adultery in 1542.\n\nAt this time of emotional upheaval, Mary fell seriously ill and may have been in danger of losing her life. Her father was concerned enough to send his own doctors to look after her.\n\nHenry's last Queen was Katherine Parr, who was about four years older than Mary. They were married in 1543, and she survived Henry at his death in 1547. All three of Henry's children attended the wedding at Hampton Court. Mary was friends with her last stepmother, although they too had religious differences, as Katherine was a strong supporter of the Reformed Church.\n\nWhen Henry VIII began to fall ill, he drafted his will declaring that Edward would be his heir and Mary was to follow him if the young Prince were to die childless. Elizabeth was also included, and she would take the throne if Mary were to die without an heir. As we know in hindsight, this is exactly what was to happen.\n\n \n\nSome time in 1552, Edward began to show signs of the illness that would eventually claim his life. He was reported to have a hacking cough that eventually resulted in him spitting up blood and tissue. Medical historians generally agree that he had tuberculosis.\n\nFearing Mary would return the country to the Catholic faith, powerful men in the realm, such as John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland and Henry Grey, Duke of Suffolk began to make their plans. Although they made moves to court Mary's favor, they worked secretly with their own agenda. Northumberland married his son Guildford to Suffolk's daughter Jane Grey, who would be in line for the throne after Mary and Elizabeth. By placing Jane on the throne in Edward's wake, they thought they would have a puppet they could control [although Jane seems to have had other ideas about that!].\n\nNorthumberland put his plans into action and convinced Edward to leave his crown to his cousin Jane.
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The sister of Queen Elizabeth the first's sister, Mary.
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The Mary alluded to in this traditional English nursery rhyme is reputed to be Mary Tudor, or Bloody Mary, who was the daughter of King Henry VIII. Queen Mary was a staunch Catholic and the garden referred to is an allusion to graveyards which were increasing in size with those who dared to continue to adhere to the Protestant faith - Protestant martyrs.\n\nTheres more at the following link: Quite gnarly details!\nInstruments of Torture!\nThe " Maids" or Maiden was the original guillotine!\nExecutions!\nhttp://www.rhymes.org.uk/mary_mary_quite_contrary.htm
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Her name was Lilith.  I believe, but might be wrong, that it is a hebrew origin.  She was suppose to be Adams first wife, make from the earth.  She wouldn't submit or be subserviant to Adam so god cast her out of the garden of eden.  He then made eve from adams rib.  Alot of things have been said about her like she became a demon, a vampire, evil, etc.  Just go to any major search engine and look her up, the variety of legands are great reading!
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Because she ends up killing her ex-husband's new wife and the father of the wife who is also king.  She butchers her her two sons with a sword just to spite her husband.  That sounds like a villian if I have ever heard one.
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You must go to the source and read "Le Morte D'Arthur" by Sir Thomas Malory
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All of them are the names of the children of  Arann and Growan Beurard.  The rulers of a land called Rasgard just north of Holland.\n\nThey were all killed in thier sleep by an ancient wizard named Gorge.
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Jack\n\nand they had a sister named\n\nJill
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She was killed by her dad, as Bob, which also represents the evil that men do. Bob was the fictionary person that a sexual abuse victim psychologicall convinces themselves/ replaces a person they love and trust with.