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Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 73 summary

Chapter 73 of 503 · 3 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 73, Morgan le Fay hides her grief over Accolon’s death, leaves with Guenever’s permission, and steals Arthur’s scabbard while he sleeps. Arthur and Sir Ontzlake pursue her, but she throws the scabbard into a lake and uses enchantment to disguise herself and her company as stone.

What happens

  1. Morgan conceals her grief over Accolon and obtains Guenever’s permission to leave before Arthur returns.
  2. She reaches Arthur’s nunnery, finds him sleeping with Excalibur in his hand, and steals the scabbard instead.
  3. Arthur wakes, discovers the theft, and rides after Morgan with Sir Ontzlake, following a cowherd’s directions.
  4. Unable to escape Arthur’s pursuit, Morgan has the scabbard thrown into a lake, where its rich decorations weigh it down.
  5. Morgan transforms herself, her horse, and her men into marble stone, deceiving Arthur.
  6. Arthur returns to the abbey without the scabbard, and Morgan restores her company’s shapes.

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What to notice

Morgan puts depriving Arthur above keeping the stolen object. Her decision leads directly to the scabbard sinking beyond his reach.

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Why does Morgan take the scabbard instead of Excalibur?

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