Brünnhilde

Brünnhilde is a prominent character from German opera and Norse mythology, known as a Valkyrie—a warrior maiden who chooses fallen heroes to bring to Valhalla. In Wagner’s operas, particularly the "Ring Cycle," she is portrayed as a powerful, noble, and complex figure who demonstrates courage, honor, and love. Her story involves themes of loyalty, protection, and redemption, often placing her at the center of epic battles and moral struggles. She embodies strength and compassion, making her an iconic symbol of heroism and sacrifice in classical storytelling.