Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 349 summary
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In Chapter 349, Sir Launcelot reaches Camelot with Sir Percivale de Galis and Sir Ector de Maris, whose account of his madness makes Queen Guenever weep. King Arthur suggests love for Elaine as the cause, but Launcelot gives an indirect answer, and the court celebrates his return.
What happens
- After five days of travel, Sir Launcelot and his companions reach Camelot, where the king and knights welcome him joyfully.
- Sir Percivale and Sir Ector recount Launcelot’s madness, assumed name, and defeat of five hundred knights within three days.
- Queen Guenever weeps during their account and then welcomes Launcelot warmly.
- Arthur asks whether love for Elaine causes Launcelot’s madness and mentions reports of their son Galahad.
- Launcelot answers indirectly, Arthur drops the subject, and feasts celebrate Launcelot’s return.

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