Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 321 summary
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In Chapter 321, Sir Palamides and Sir Safere escort the wounded Sir Epinogris and his lady home, then enter a manor where armed men capture them over a killing at Lonazep. Sir Safere is cleared, but Sir Palamides is sent toward judgment and death, while a knight carries news of his plight to Sir Tristram.
What happens
- Sir Palamides reunites Sir Epinogris with his lady, and the brothers escort the couple to his castle for a joyful feast.
- The next day, Sir Palamides and Sir Safere investigate weeping at a manor, where a knight recognizes Sir Palamides as their lord’s killer.
- Sixty armed men attack the brothers, who fight back to back for nearly two hours before being captured.
- Twelve knights find Sir Palamides guilty and Sir Safere innocent, forcing the grieving brothers to part.
- An escort binds Sir Palamides to an old horse and takes him toward Pelownes for justice.
- Near Joyous Gard, a knight recognizes Sir Palamides, hears his farewell requests, and brings the news to Sir Tristram.
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What to notice
Palamides accepts the possibility of death but regrets surrendering. His words sharpen the contrast between resistance in battle and helplessness as a prisoner.
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Why is Sir Safere released?
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