Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 167
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In Chapter 167, Bleoberis takes Sir Segwarides’s wife as a gift from King Mark, then defeats her husband when he attempts a rescue. Sir Tristram first refuses to interfere, but shame drives him to arm himself; news of Sir Andret’s defeat then directs his pursuit toward two other knights.
Qué sucede
- King Mark grants Bleoberis an unrestricted gift, and Bleoberis chooses Sir Segwarides’s wife and rides away with her.
- Sir Segwarides pursues his wife, while a lady rebukes Sir Tristram for failing to defend the court’s honor.
- Tristram says the husband has the first claim to intervene, but a squire soon reports Segwarides’s defeat and grave wounds.
- Ashamed and distressed, Tristram arms himself and rides out with Gouvernail carrying his shield and spear.
- Sir Andret reports that one of two visiting knights wounds him and ignores Mark’s message; Tristram pursues those knights.
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En qué fijarte
Tristram explains his initial restraint through the husband’s responsibility. The report of Segwarides’s defeat removes that reason for remaining inactive.
Comprobación rápida
Why does Tristram initially refuse to intervene?
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