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Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 470

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In Chapter 470, Sir Launcelot enters Queen Guenever’s chamber, where Sir Agravaine, Sir Mordred, and twelve armed knights trap him without armor. As the queen fears death for them both, Launcelot promises resistance, asks her prayers, and names allies he trusts to rescue her if he dies.

Qué sucede

  1. Sir Launcelot reaches the queen’s chamber carrying his sword beneath his mantle.
  2. Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred arrive with twelve armed knights and publicly accuse Launcelot of treachery.
  3. Launcelot asks for armor, but Queen Guenever has none and fears his death and her own burning.
  4. Launcelot kisses the queen, requests prayers for his soul, and assures her that his allies can rescue her.
  5. Guenever refuses to survive him, while Launcelot resolves to resist and calls on Jesus for protection.

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En qué fijarte

Launcelot turns to divine protection because he lacks physical armor. The appeal closes his refusal to let Guenever die so that he can escape.

Comprobación rápida

What does Launcelot ask Guenever to provide for his defense?

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