Ivanhoe: resumen de Chapter 7
Chapter 7 de 44 · 19 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 7, crowds gather for the tournament at Ashby while Richard’s captivity leaves England exposed to oppression and Prince John’s ambitions. John tries to seat Isaac and Rebecca among the Saxons, provoking Cedric’s resistance, before Wamba’s intervention ends the confrontation and John takes Isaac’s purse.
Qué sucede
- The narrator describes Richard’s captivity, John’s political ambitions, and the oppression, lawlessness, and disease troubling England.
- Crowds gather around the tournament grounds at Ashby, where five challengers occupy richly decorated pavilions.
- Isaac seeks good seats for himself and Rebecca, provoking insults from a poor Norman gentleman and an armed yeoman.
- Prince John arrives, admires Rebecca, and orders the Saxons to make room for her and Isaac.
- Cedric cuts off De Bracy’s lance point when John orders him to prod Athelstane, and the crowd applauds.
- Wamba drives Isaac down the steps with bacon; John abandons the seating demand, takes Isaac’s purse, and rewards the fool.
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En qué fijarte
The crowd rewards John after he takes Isaac’s money. Its applause exposes the gap between public approval and honorable conduct.
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How does Cedric stop De Bracy from prodding Athelstane?
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