Enide is a character from the medieval French romance "Erec et Enide," written by the poet Chrétien de Troyes in the late 12th century. She is depicted as a beautiful and noble woman, known for her loyalty and love for her husband, Erec. The story explores themes of love, chivalry, and the trials faced by couples. In the narrative, Enide accompanies Erec on his adventures, demonstrating her strength and courage. Their relationship evolves as they confront various challenges, highlighting the importance of mutual respect and support in a partnership. Enide's character embodies the ideals of courtly love and the role of women in medieval literature.