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Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 214

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In Chapter 214, King Mark brings Sir Tristram from the forest to Tintagil, where care restores his senses but no one recognizes him. A little dog reveals his identity to Bragwaine and Queen Isoud, whose relief turns to fear that Mark may banish or kill him.

Qué sucede

  1. Sir Dinant brings King Mark the giant’s head and describes the naked man who saves him.
  2. Mark finds Sir Tristram beside the forest fountain and orders his men to bring him gently to Tintagil.
  3. Bathing and broth restore Tristram’s senses, but his identity remains unknown.
  4. Queen Isoud visits him with Bragwaine; Tristram recognizes her, turns away, and weeps.
  5. Isoud’s little dog greets Tristram eagerly, allowing Bragwaine to identify him; Isoud faints.
  6. Isoud urges Tristram to accept Mark’s decision and seek Arthur’s court, but Tristram tells her to leave him.

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The dog makes Tristram recognizable. Isoud sees that this affectionate greeting also threatens his safety by exposing him to Mark.

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What allows Bragwaine to identify Sir Tristram?

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