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Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 486 summary

Chapter 486 of 503 · 4 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 486, King Arthur and Sir Gawaine invade Sir Launcelot’s lands, while Sir Mordred receives authority over England and Queen Guenever. Launcelot chooses defence and requests a truce, but Gawaine opposes reconciliation, and Arthur lets him answer the messenger despite his own sympathy for peace.

What happens

  1. Arthur and Gawaine sail from Cardiff with sixty thousand men, leaving Mordred in charge of England and Guenever.
  2. Arthur lands in Launcelot’s territory and ravages it to avenge Gawaine.
  3. Launcelot’s knights urge resistance, with Lionel proposing that they wait behind walls until the invaders weaken.
  4. Launcelot refuses immediate battle to avoid Christian bloodshed and sends a damsel and dwarf to seek a truce.
  5. Lucan welcomes the damsel and explains that Gawaine prevents Arthur from favouring Launcelot.
  6. Arthur weeps at the offer, but Gawaine warns of disgrace, and Arthur gives him responsibility for the reply.

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What to notice

Launcelot rejects pressure for immediate battle and chooses negotiation. His restraint contrasts with Gawaine’s insistence on continuing the conflict.

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Why does Launcelot hesitate to lead his knights into battle?

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