Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 192 summary
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In Chapter 192, Sir Lamorak rescues Sir Frol of the Out Isles from four attackers, then warns him against challenging a knight who has already defeated him. The knight proves to be Sir Launcelot du Lake, and Lamorak keeps his identity secret even when Frol takes offense and leaves.
What happens
- Sir Tristram, his wife, and Kehydius reach Brittany, while Lamorak tells a hermit that Tristram has ended Sir Nabon’s tyranny.
- Lamorak defends a lone knight against four attackers, kills two, and learns that the rescued man is Sir Frol of the Out Isles.
- Frol ignores Lamorak’s advice and challenges a white-clad knight, who knocks him from his horse again.
- Lamorak and Sir Launcelot du Lake exchange names privately, greet each other warmly, and part because Launcelot must pursue his quest alone.
- Lamorak helps Frol remount but refuses to name Launcelot, so Frol accuses him of discourtesy and leaves.

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What to notice
Lamorak insists on hearing both sides before accepting a charge of treachery. His concern for fair judgment leads him to defend the outnumbered knight.
Quick check
Why does Lamorak refuse to tell Frol the white knight’s name?

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