A passage describing this character riding his horse mentions two ruby-bedecked greyhounds who crisscross in front of him shortly (-5[1])before he hears about a porter who “goes upon his head rather than his feet.” (-5[1])This character’s father is told by his sick wife not to remarry until he sees a briar with two blossoms (10[1])grow on her grave; that woman gives birth to this character upon being frightened by some pigs. This character is able to complete one of his quests after a salmon tells his crew about a water-logged prison housing the hound-tamer Mabon. After being cursed by his stepmother, (-5[1])this character and his cousin Arthur procure a comb and scissors from (10[1])between the ears (10[1])of the boar Twrch (-5[1])Trwyth (10[1])(“toork truh-ith”) to cut the hair of his lover’s father, the giant (10[1])Ysbaddaden (“EES-buh-DA-den”). For 10 points, a series of impossible tasks are carried out on behalf (-5[1])of what character who, in a namesake tale in the Mabinogion (“mah-bih-NOG-yun”), seeks to marry Olwen? (10[2])■END■ (10[6]0[9])