Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 213
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In Chapter 213, Sir Andred spreads a false report of Sir Tristram’s death to gain his lands, and the news drives Queen Isoud to attempt suicide before King Mark stops her. Meanwhile, Tristram wanders alive, stays briefly with a hermit, and kills Tauleas when the giant threatens Sir Dinant.
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- Sir Andred persuades his mistress to report Tristram dead and claim that he wants Andred to rule Liones.
- King Mark grieves, while Queen Isoud fixes a sword in a tree and prepares to throw herself onto it.
- Mark interrupts Isoud’s attempt, confines her under guard in a tower, and she remains seriously ill.
- Tristram sleeps at a hermitage, where the hermit removes his sword and leaves food, then returns to the herdsmen.
- Believing Tristram dead, Tauleas leaves his castle freely and seizes Sir Dinant beside a well.
- After the herdsmen appeal for help, Tristram takes Dinant’s sword, beheads Tauleas, and returns to them.

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Why does Tauleas begin roaming freely?

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