Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 325
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In Chapter 325, Sir Palamides arrives for the promised duel, but Sir Tristram’s deep wound prevents him from fighting, and his search after recovery brings no meeting. Tristram’s victories increase his fame, provoking murderous envy among Sir Launcelot’s relatives, but Launcelot threatens them and defends Tristram against treachery.
Qué sucede
- Sir Palamides arrives at the well with witnesses, waits nearly two hours, and sends a squire to summon Sir Tristram.
- At Joyous Gard, Tristram shows the squire his wounded thigh and promises to seek Palamides once he recovers.
- Palamides feels relieved because he expects a difficult fight and probable defeat against Tristram.
- Tristram recovers within a month, wins many adventures, and searches unsuccessfully for Palamides throughout a quarter of the summer.
- As Tristram’s fame overshadows Launcelot’s, Launcelot threatens his own relatives for planning to kill Tristram.
- The people of Liones send greetings and gifts, while Tristram sometimes returns to La Beale Isoud at Joyous Gard.
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Launcelot exposes the envy behind his relatives’ plan. He treats Tristram’s achievements as grounds for respect rather than murder.
Comprobación rápida
Why does Palamides feel relieved when he learns of Tristram’s wound?
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