Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 330
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In Chapter 330, Sir Bors defeats Pedivere of the Straight Marches and makes him promise to surrender at King Arthur’s court, then survives arrows and a lion’s attack. Strange creatures and ceremonial figures appear, shifting the action from armed combat to visions whose meaning remains largely unexplained.
Qué sucede
- Sir Bors defeats Pedivere of the Straight Marches and requires his surrender at King Arthur’s court next Whitsunday.
- Arrows and crossbow bolts wound Sir Bors, and he beheads a lion that tears away his shield.
- A dragon fights an old leopard, then produces small dragons that kill and dismember it.
- An old man sings about Joseph of Arimathea and tells Sir Bors that his adventures here are over.
- A white dove carries a golden censer, the tempest stops, and sweet smells fill the court.
- Four children appear with candles beside an old man carrying a censer and the Spear of Vengeance.

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En qué fijarte
The singer declares an end to Bors’s trials in this place. His instruction marks a shift from violent attacks to the dove and ceremonial figures.
Comprobación rápida
What must Pedivere promise after his defeat?

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