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Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 15 summary

Chapter 15 of 503 · 5 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 15, Merlin stops Arthur’s battle against the eleven kings, warns against further fighting, and directs him to reward Ban and Bors with the captured goods. Merlin also has Bleise record the fighting, returns in disguise, and reveals hidden treasure, while Arthur loves Lionors and hears of war against Leodegrance.

What happens

  1. Arthur, Ban, and Bors join a fierce charge that drives the eleven kings back across a river.
  2. Merlin stops the fighting, reports Saracen attacks on the enemy lands, and advises Arthur to distribute captured goods through Ban and Bors.
  3. Merlin visits Bleise in Northumberland and has him record the battle and the deeds of Arthur’s knights.
  4. Merlin returns disguised, tells Arthur of buried treasure, and is recognized by Ulfius and Brastias.
  5. Lionors arrives to pay homage, and she and Arthur fall in love; she bears his child, Borre.
  6. News of Rience’s attack on Leodegrance angers Arthur, while selected knights return to Benwick because of the threat from Claudas.

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What to notice

Merlin challenges Arthur’s continued fighting rather than praising further victory. His warning makes restraint necessary despite the enemy’s retreat.

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What does Merlin advise Arthur to do with the captured goods?

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