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Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 313 summary

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In Chapter 313, Sir Palamides exchanges armor to attack Sir Tristram unrecognized, then lets Sir Launcelot continue the fight without knowing his opponent’s identity. Sir Gareth and Sir Dinadan intervene, but the fighting ends when Launcelot hears Tristram’s name, apologizes, and persuades the assembled nobles to award Tristram the highest honor.

What happens

  1. Sir Palamides exchanges armor with a wounded knight and attacks Sir Tristram, while La Beale Isoud sees his deception and faints.
  2. Sir Launcelot replaces Palamides against Tristram without recognizing him, and Palamides hopes Tristram suffers disgrace.
  3. Sir Gareth and Sir Dinadan knock Launcelot down to protect Tristram, who condemns their interference.
  4. Palamides unhorses Dinadan, and Launcelot attacks him; Tristram pulls Palamides down and intervenes to protect Dinadan.
  5. Dinadan calls Tristram by name, prompting Launcelot to recognize his opponent and ask forgiveness.
  6. When the two sides favor different winners, Launcelot supports Tristram, and the assembled nobles agree.

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What to notice

Tristram rejects an unfair advantage even when his companions act to protect him. He distinguishes their misconduct from Launcelot’s standing.

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