Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 175 summary
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In Chapter 175, Sir Tristram de Liones asks the judging kings to spare Sir Blamor rather than force him to accept disgrace, and King Anguish supports his plea. The settlement brings peace and mutual promises against fighting, wins Tristram the affection of Sir Launcelot’s kin, and leads to an honored return to Ireland.
What happens
- Sir Blamor begs Sir Tristram de Liones to kill him rather than make him admit defeat in shame.
- Tristram appeals to the judging kings for mercy, and King Anguish agrees to support his request.
- Sir Bleoberis prefers his brother’s death to disgrace but accepts the judges’ decision to spare him.
- The brothers reconcile with Anguish, and they exchange promises with Tristram never to fight each other.
- Anguish and Tristram sail to Ireland, where Tristram receives public honor and La Beale Isoud rejoices at his return.
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What to notice
Blamor’s refusal to accept disgrace creates the central difficulty. Tristram seeks mercy that preserves honor instead of demanding submission or death.
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What do Tristram and the two brothers promise after making peace?
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