Carahue

Carahue Characters Adapted from Other Works First Appearance: Three Hearts and Three Lions Creator: Poul Anderson Nationality: Mauretania Religion: Catholicism (converted from Islam) Occupation: Knight Appearing in: Shared Universe Story "The Man who Came Late" Fantasy Type of Appearance: Contemporary(?) reference

Sir Carahue is a fictional character from Poul Anderson's Three Hearts and Three Lions. He is a Saracen knight who is initially perceived as an enemy to Holger Carlsen, but instead becomes a friend of Holger and Alianora on their mission in the war between Law and Chaos.

Carahue in "The Man who Came Late"

Upon reconnecting thirty years after their adventure, Sir Holger and Alianora speculated on what had become of Carahue. Holger imagined that Carahue was living in fat and happy retirement with a harem of song and dance girls and grape-bearers, and 61 children. Alianora said that this would not surprise her, as Carahue had always fancied the good things in life.