Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 227 summary
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In Chapter 227, Sir Launcelot seriously wounds Sir Tristram, but Tristram still defeats Sir Palamides and Sir Gaheris before finding lodging with Sir Dinadan. King Arthur helps Launcelot overcome the opposing kings, yet Launcelot refuses the prize and declares that Tristram deserves recognition for his fighting across three days.
What happens
- Sir Launcelot wounds Sir Tristram during their joust; Tristram strikes back with his sword before withdrawing into the forest.
- Sir Dinadan follows and offers to defend the wounded Tristram against Sir Palamides, but Tristram insists on fighting.
- After agreeing to spare Palamides if he wins, Tristram knocks him down and then unhorses the unwilling Sir Gaheris.
- Tristram and Dinadan lodge with an old knight whose five sons return badly beaten from the tournament.
- King Arthur joins Launcelot in battle, and the opposing kings are overcome.
- Launcelot receives the prize but refuses it, proclaiming Tristram the rightful winner for his efforts across three days.
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What to notice
Launcelot publicly redirects the honor to Tristram. His judgment values Tristram’s sustained effort rather than his own position as the last fighter remaining.
Quick check
Why does Palamides delay before approaching Tristram?
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