Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 115
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In Chapter 115, Sir Launcelot rescues a lady’s falcon from a tree, but her request exposes him unarmed to an attack by her husband, Sir Phelot. Refused his sword, Launcelot defends himself with a branch, kills Phelot, and rides away after accusing the couple of treachery.
Qué sucede
- Sir Launcelot sees a falcon caught in an elm, and a lady begs him to save it from her husband’s anger.
- Launcelot removes his armor and most of his clothes, climbs the tree, and sends the falcon down to the lady.
- Sir Phelot appears armed, admits ordering the deception, and refuses Launcelot access to his sword.
- Launcelot breaks off a branch, jumps behind his horse, blocks Phelot’s attack, and knocks him unconscious.
- Launcelot beheads Phelot with Phelot’s sword, answers the lady’s accusation, dresses in his armor, and rides away.

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En qué fijarte
Launcelot identifies the attack as a violation of knightly conduct. Phelot’s refusal to offer a weapon makes the unequal fight explicit.
Comprobación rápida
How does Launcelot first overcome Sir Phelot?

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