Galahalt

Galahalt is identified in the book’s index as a lord of the Long Isles, but the supplied evidence gives only a fragmentary portrait: it records his dislike of fish and directs readers to several further page references without revealing what happens in those episodes.

Identity and References

The index lists him as “Galahalt, Sir” and identifies him as “of the Long Isles.” It also gives a separate entry for “Galahault, Sir,” with another page reference. The extracts do not establish whether this spelling variation marks a distinct character or simply an alternate form of the same name.

Character Detail

The sole personal detail in the supplied evidence is that Galahalt hates fish. The index provides no scene, explanation, or consequence for this preference, so its significance within the narrative cannot be determined from these materials.

Narrative Record

The index points to Galahalt at several locations across the book, including pages 257, 274, 293, and later references at 419, 424, 434, and 448. These citations indicate recurring appearances or discussion, but the relevant narrative passages are not included here. No specific actions, alliances, conflicts, or ending can therefore be securely attributed to him from the available evidence.