Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 329 summary
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In Chapter 329, Sir Bors de Ganis defeats Sir Bromel, visits King Pelles, and learns that Elaine’s child Galahad is Sir Launcelot’s son during an appearance of the Sangreal. Despite warnings about the castle’s tests, Bors stays overnight, confesses, and faces a burning spearhead and an armed challenger.
What happens
- Sir Bors defeats Sir Bromel and spares him after he promises to submit to Sir Launcelot at Whitsunday.
- At Corbin, Elaine confirms her child’s parentage, and Bors reports that Queen Morgan le Fay holds Launcelot prisoner.
- A dove and a maiden appear with miraculous food and the Sangreal, and the maiden announces Galahad’s name and promised achievements.
- King Pelles explains that courage alone earns no honor here, but Bors chooses to stay and makes his confession.
- In bed and still armored, Bors suffers a shoulder wound from a glowing spearhead.
- Bors fights an armed knight, who retreats into another chamber, rests, and returns refreshed to attack again.

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What to notice
Bors chooses to stay despite Pelles’s warning about disgrace. His decision leads directly into confession and the dangerous bedroom encounters.
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What does Bors do before spending the night in the castle?

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