Ivanhoe: resumen de Chapter 26
Chapter 26 de 44 · 11 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 26, Wamba enters the castle disguised as a friar and persuades Cedric to exchange clothes with him, accepting the danger of remaining a prisoner. Cedric begins his escape to seek help, but Rebecca asks him to comfort a wounded captive, and Urfried intervenes before offering to guide him.
Qué sucede
- Wamba gains admission as a friar, reports five hundred men outside, and receives access to Cedric and Athelstane.
- The Templar advises Front-de-Bœuf to send the supposed friar with a written request for military help.
- Wamba reveals himself and offers to remain in Cedric's place, refusing to substitute for Athelstane.
- Athelstane urges Cedric to accept, and the master exchanges clothes with his jester to seek rescue outside.
- Rebecca stops the disguised Cedric and asks for spiritual help for a wounded prisoner, but he refuses.
- Urfried orders Rebecca back to Ivanhoe's bedside and offers to guide Cedric while speaking with him.

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En qué fijarte
Wamba defines his sacrifice as personal loyalty rather than a duty to noble ancestry. His refusal settles the argument about who takes the disguise.
Comprobación rápida
Why does Wamba refuse to exchange clothes with Athelstane?

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