Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 388

Qué sucede

1. Sir Launcelot sees two companies fighting near a castle and joins the weaker company to increase his honor.
2. He strikes down many opponents, but the white knights surround him and exhaust his strength.
3. The white knights capture him, and the castle’s company loses without his help.
4. Launcelot rides away in shame, connects his defeat with sin, and stops beneath an apple tree.
5. As he rests, an old man appears to rebuke his weak faith and return toward sin, then vanishes.
6. Launcelot resumes riding and approaches a chapel, where a recluse calls him over and asks about his journey.

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The rebuke shifts attention from Launcelot’s physical defeat to his spiritual condition. It directly challenges the direction of his will.

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