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Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 247 summary

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In Chapter 247, Sir Dinadan keeps his promise to escort King Mark by defending him against Sir Berluse, then prevents Mark from killing his wounded opponent. At a bridge, Mark refuses to joust, so Dinadan takes the challenge, suffers defeat, and suspects the unnamed victor is Sir Tor.

What happens

  1. Sir Lamorak and Sir Dinadan regret their companion's identity, but Dinadan rides with King Mark the next morning.
  2. Sir Berluse and his two cousins confront them, and Dinadan declares that his escort promise requires him to defend Mark.
  3. Berluse unhorses Mark, while Dinadan unhorses both cousins; with Dinadan's help, Mark overcomes Berluse and the cousins flee.
  4. Dinadan prevents Mark from killing Berluse, and they leave the wounded knight behind.
  5. At a guarded bridge, Mark refuses to joust, and the waiting knight knocks Dinadan from his horse.
  6. The victor refuses further combat and withholds his name, but Dinadan suspects Sir Tor from his shield.

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What to notice

Dinadan's defeat leaves him angry, but the crossing's custom blocks further combat. His wish for revenge does not overcome that limit.

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Why does Dinadan defend King Mark against Berluse?

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