And I first met her in what I can only assume was a History Channel special about the countess who bathed in blood in order to preserve her youth and beauty.
" M'lady" . The wine was making her head spin. It was hard to think. " Stoneheart. Is that who you mean" ? Lord Randyll had spoken of her, back at Maidenpool. " Lady Stoneheart" .
The name Elimar is in one corner of the canvas, which has been adopted as the painting's name, and LMI Group speculates that it's a reference to a character in Hans Christian Andersen's 1848 novel The Two Baronesses.