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Da sprach die schöne Kriemhild · zornig war ihr Mut: »Hättest du noch geschwiegen · das wär' dir wohl gut! Du hast geschändet selber · deinen schönen Leib: Mocht' eines Mannes Kebse · je werden Königes Weib?« »Wen willst du hier verkebsen?« · sprach des Königs Weib. »Das tu' ich dich«, sprach Kriemhild · »deinen schönen Leib Hat Siegfried erst geminnet · mein geliebter Mann: Wohl war es nicht mein Bruder · der dein Magdtum gewann.
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An artistic depiction in a medieval style, featuring two women in elaborate gowns in a richly decorated hall. The woman on the left, with long blonde braided hair and wearing a red and gold dress, is looking at the woman on the right with an open mouth, seemingly arguing. The woman on the right wears a blue and gold patterned dress with a white veil covering her hair and a small crown, her expression also appears to be one of concern or surprise, looking slightly away from the first woman. Both dresses are adorned with intricate details and jewelry. In the background, several men and women, dressed in similar historical attire with some wearing crowns, are seated or standing, observing the interaction. The room is grand with large pillars, tiled floors, and decorative tapestries or murals on the walls. The scene is framed by an ornate border with organic, swirling patterns and leaves in greens, browns, and golds, reminiscent of Art Nouveau. At the bottom of the image, there is a text in an old German script, contributing to the historical or mythical narrative quality of the illustration. The overall aesthetic is a highly stylized and detailed artwork, illustrating the key scene from a the Nibelungenlied.
