Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 250
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In Chapter 250, Sir Palamides protects the fleeing King Mark and defeats the knights who approach, but refuses to give them his name. A servant learns his identity from his mother, and Palamides leaves Mark behind when the king falls asleep during their rest.
Qué sucede
- An unknown knight persuades King Mark to stop fleeing and knocks Dagonet from his horse.
- The stranger defeats six more knights and refuses a messenger’s request for his name, denying that he belongs to Arthur’s court.
- King Mark follows his defender, who ignores his praise and sends a servant to a manor for refreshments.
- The lady recognizes the description of her son Palamides, grieves over his absence, and supplies the requested food and drink.
- The servant reveals Palamides’ name to Mark, who asks him to remain silent.
- When Mark falls asleep during their rest, Palamides rides away rather than keep company with a sleeping knight.
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En qué fijarte
Palamides gives this reason for abandoning Mark during their rest. His departure ends the protection and companionship Mark receives in this unit.
Comprobación rápida
How does the servant learn the stranger’s name?
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