Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 174
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In Chapter 174, Sir Tristram champions King Anguish before royal judges and fights Sir Blamor de Ganis, who vows to accept death rather than disgrace his family. Tristram knocks Blamor down twice, but the combat ends here with Tristram standing over his fallen opponent.
Qué sucede
- Sir Tristram agrees to defend King Anguish despite Sir Blamor’s reputation and praises the courage of Sir Launcelot du Lake’s family.
- King Anguish announces his champion, and the judges summon both fighters to hear the charge.
- Sir Bleoberis urges his brother to preserve their family’s honor, and Sir Blamor vows never to surrender.
- The knights charge with spears, and Sir Tristram knocks Sir Blamor and his horse down.
- They continue on foot in a prolonged, bloody sword fight that astonishes the watching kings and knights.
- Sir Tristram strikes Sir Blamor’s helmet, knocking him onto his side, and stands watching over him.
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En qué fijarte
Blamor makes survival less important than avoiding disgrace. His vow gives special weight to Tristram standing over him after the final blow.
Comprobación rápida
What does Sir Blamor do after his horse falls?
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