Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 389

Qué sucede

1. Sir Launcelot tells a woman about the tournament and his troubling vision, asking her to explain them.
2. She explains that black clothing signifies unconfessed sins, while white clothing signifies virginity and chastity.
3. She says Launcelot supports sinners through pride and warns that his weak faith puts him in spiritual danger.
4. After dinner, Launcelot leaves, enters a valley, and courageously crosses frightening water in God’s name.
5. A silent black knight knocks down Launcelot’s horse and disappears; Launcelot collects his equipment and thanks God.
6. The narrator closes Launcelot’s story and announces a shift to Sir Gawaine.

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