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Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 499 summary

Chapter 499 of 503 · 3 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 499, Sir Launcelot parts from Queen Guenever and enters a hermitage, where Sir Bors de Ganis and seven other knights join his life of penance. After years of prayer and fasting, Launcelot becomes a priest and receives a repeated vision commanding him to fetch Guenever’s body for burial beside King Arthur.

What happens

  1. Queen Guenever refuses Launcelot’s request for a final kiss, and they part in overwhelming grief.
  2. Launcelot finds the Bishop of Canterbury and Sir Bedivere at a chapel, confesses, and receives the religious habit.
  3. Sir Lionel dies during the search in London, while Sir Bors sends the host home and continues searching with other kinsmen.
  4. Sir Bors finds Launcelot and joins his religious life; seven more knights arrive within six months and take the habit.
  5. The knights endure six years of penance, and Launcelot becomes a priest and celebrates Mass for a year.
  6. A vision appears three times in one night, commanding Launcelot to bring Guenever’s body from Almesbury for burial beside Arthur.

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Launcelot speaks after hearing Bedivere’s story. His grief leads directly into confession and his request to enter religious life.

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What does Sir Bors ask when he finds Launcelot at the chapel?

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