The encounter on the beach in Ireland was the beginning of Tristan and Isolde's love. The love that happened in the time of war and chaos, whether it is because of the harsh objective environment, will it produce love that can stand the test. Great love is always interpreted by transcending the desire for life, but in real life we are separated by houses, cars, even firewood, rice, oil and salt.
What struck me in the end was King Mark's tolerance and Tristan's loyalty. The king, who adopted Tristan as his own, ordered Tristan and Isolde to leave by boat when faced with the betrayal of his beloved adopted son and wife, and the danger of being besieged; Between running away with the woman he loved or defending the king with his life, Tristan chose to let the woman go and take up the sword to rescue the king. The unspoken dialogue between these two men allows us to see a deeper level of love.
They are undoubtedly kings.
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