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Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 230

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In Chapter 230, Sir Tristram wounds Sir Lucan the Butler and Sir Uwaine before Sir Darras imprisons him and his companions for killing his sons at a tournament. Severe illness deepens Tristram’s suffering, while Sir Palamides turns from reproach to comfort and Darras prevents his relatives from killing the prisoners.

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  1. Sir Lucan the Butler seeks lodging, defeats Sir Daname, and wounds Sir Dinadan when he intervenes.
  2. Sir Tristram pursues Lucan, wounds him badly, and then reluctantly fights and wounds Sir Uwaine.
  3. Sir Uwaine takes Lucan to the Abbey of Ganis, near the castle where Sir Launcelot arranges for his companions to gather.
  4. A damsel identifies Tristram’s shield as belonging to the knight who kills three of Sir Darras’s sons and fatally wounds two others.
  5. Sir Darras imprisons Sir Tristram, Sir Palamides, and Sir Dinadan, but refuses his relatives’ demand to kill them.
  6. Tristram becomes severely ill; Palamides comforts him, but his suffering brings him close to killing himself.

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What enables Sir Darras to identify Tristram as the knight who kills his sons?

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