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Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 446

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In Chapter 446, Sir Launcelot hears about a tournament and tests his strength on horseback, but his wound bursts open and he collapses from bleeding. Sir Baudewin of Brittany revives him and stops the bleeding, then advises that Sir Bors attend the tournament while Launcelot stays under his care.

Qué sucede

  1. Sir Bors reports a tournament near Winchester, and Sir Launcelot asks him to stay while he recovers.
  2. After nearly a month of Elaine’s care, Sir Launcelot arranges to test himself in armor while the hermit gathers herbs.
  3. His fierce effort on horseback reopens his wound, and heavy bleeding makes him collapse.
  4. Elaine finds him unconscious, tries to revive him, and blames Sir Bors and her brother.
  5. The hermit revives Sir Launcelot, stops the bleeding, and tells him to remain under care while Sir Bors attends the tournament.

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En qué fijarte

Launcelot explains the mistaken confidence behind his dangerous test. His collapse shows the gap between feeling strong and being healed.

Comprobación rápida

What causes Launcelot’s wound to reopen?

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