Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 410
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In Chapter 410, the companions examine the sword and its scabbard, whose inscriptions set strict conditions for their use and warn of betrayal in need. Percivale’s sister explains these warnings through Nacien’s encounter with a giant, the sword’s breaking and repair, and the wound that punishes his unworthy handling.
Qué sucede
- The scabbard’s writing describes its worthy bearer and requires a royal maiden to remove its belt.
- Percivale asks to inspect the sword’s other side, where another inscription warns that praise can turn into blame.
- Percivale’s sister recounts how Nacien finds the ship and sword, then faces a giant on another island.
- Nacien draws and praises the sword, breaks it, and kills the giant after leaving the ship.
- King Mordrains reunites the broken pieces, and a voice orders both men to leave the ship.
- A sword wounds Nacien’s foot as punishment for drawing it unworthily, and Galahad praises the sister’s understanding.

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The voice connects Nacien’s injury directly to his unworthiness. The sword’s writing acts as a binding condition, not merely a warning.
Comprobación rápida
How does King Mordrains restore the broken sword?

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