In a song from this region analyzed by Mary-Ann Constantine, Lord Nann or Lord Count dies after rejecting the marriage proposal of a fairy woman while hunting. A ballad about Enori, whose breast was cut off to heal her royal father, was inspired by the mother of a saint from this region, Budoc. The viscount Hersart’s highly edited collection of songs from this region records many of its gwerz (“GWAIRZ”) ballads. (-5[2])An abbot of this region, (*) Guénolé (10[1])(“GAY-noe-lay”), foretold the destruction of a city, after (10[1])which its (10[1])king must throw (10[1])his daughter off his horse (10[1])to make it (-5[1])to Quimper (“KAM-pair”). In one myth (-5[1])from this region, (10[3]-5[1])Dahut steals her father Gradlon’s (-5[1])key (10[2])and opens the dikes surrounding her city, (-5[1])causing it to vanish under the waves. (10[3]-5[1])For (-5[1])10 points, (10[3])the city of Ys (10[1])(“EESS”) lies (10[1])off the coast of what French Celtic region? (10[1])■END■ (10[11]0[4])