Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 409
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In Chapter 409, Galahad and his companions enter a richly furnished ship, where a remarkable sword resists Percivale and Bors and warns against being drawn. The gentlewoman identifies Galahad as its only permitted user and recounts how King Hurlame uses it to kill King Labor, bringing devastation before dying himself.
Qué sucede
- Galahad, the gentlewoman, Bors, and Percivale enter the ship and discover a splendid bed with a sword at its foot.
- The sword contains stones and animal bones with extraordinary powers, but only one exceptional man can grasp its hilt.
- Percivale and Bors fail to grasp it, while Galahad reads its warning and refuses to draw it.
- The gentlewoman says Galahad alone has permission, then recounts King Hurlame’s defeat and discovery of the sword.
- Hurlame draws the sword and kills King Labor and his horse with one blow, bringing devastation to both kingdoms.
- Hurlame dies when he sheathes the sword aboard the ship, and a maiden removes his body.
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En qué fijarte
The warning explains Galahad’s hesitation. The gentlewoman’s account of Hurlame gives a concrete example of the danger.
Comprobación rápida
What happens when King Hurlame puts the sword back into its sheath?
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