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Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 415 summary

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In Chapter 415, Galahad receives a command to seek the maimed king, and the three knights follow mysterious animals to a hermitage with Percivale’s sister. During mass, they witness transformations that the holy man explains as revelations about Christ and signs of their fitness for the Grail quest.

What happens

  1. A dying man asks Galahad to hold him, and a heavenly voice directs Galahad toward the maimed king before the man dies.
  2. After arranging the burial, Galahad travels with his companions into a forest, where they follow a white hart and four lions.
  3. The animals enter a hermitage, and the companions attend mass in its chapel.
  4. During the consecration, the animals change forms, pass through an undamaged window, and prompt a heavenly explanation concerning Mary.
  5. The holy man explains the animals as representations of Christ and the evangelists, identifying the knights as chosen for the Grail quest.
  6. The companions depart after mass the next morning, pass a castle, and hear an armed knight call after them.

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