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Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 292

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In Chapter 292, Sir Tristram hides his identity from Sir Dinadan, encourages him to challenge a lover, and refuses to avenge his defeat. At Joyous Gard, Tristram pursues two knights accused of murder, defeats them, and spares them for King Arthur’s sake, but his rebuke prompts their threat of revenge.

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  1. Sir Tristram refuses to name himself to Sir Dinadan and argues that love makes knights valiant.
  2. Tristram encourages Dinadan to challenge Epinegris, who knocks Dinadan down; Tristram refuses to avenge him, and they separate.
  3. At Joyous Gard, townspeople report that two knights kill a knight for praising Sir Launcelot above Sir Gawaine.
  4. Tristram pursues the killers, unhorses both, and learns that they are Sir Agravaine and Gaheris.
  5. Tristram spares them for King Arthur’s sake but condemns their family’s violence and their reported killing of Sir Lamorak de Galis.
  6. After Tristram leaves, the brothers propose pursuing him for revenge and to dishonor Lamorak’s memory.

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