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Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 248

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In Chapter 248, Sir Dinadan challenges King Mark’s mockery, condemns his murderous conduct, and learns that Sir Tor is the knight who defeats him at the bridge. When six knights from Arthur’s court appear, Dinadan pretends to seek a joust, making Mark flee before joining the company himself.

Qué sucede

  1. King Mark mocks Sir Dinadan but refuses his challenge and asks him to conceal his name at Arthur’s court.
  2. Dinadan condemns Mark’s cowardice and recalls stopping him from killing Sir Berluse.
  3. A welcoming host identifies the knight who knocks Dinadan down at the bridge as Sir Tor.
  4. Dinadan recognizes six approaching knights by their shields and follows them with Mark.
  5. Dinadan prepares to challenge the resting knights, prompting Mark and his attendants to flee.
  6. Dinadan puts aside his fighting posture and receives a warm welcome from the six companions.

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En qué fijarte

Mark admits that his identity brings hostility at Arthur’s court. His request contrasts with his opening mockery of Dinadan.

Comprobación rápida

Who does the host identify as the knight guarding the bridge?

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