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Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 5

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In Chapter 5, Arthur alone draws the sword at Pentecost, gains public acceptance, and swears at his coronation to rule justly. He restores seized lands, requires service from his lords, appoints officers, and overcomes resistance in the north, Scotland, and Wales with help from his knights.

Qué sucede

  1. Arthur alone draws the sword, and the commoners demand his kingship while threatening anyone who opposes it.
  2. Rich and poor kneel for forgiveness; Arthur forgives them, offers the sword at the altar, and receives knighthood.
  3. At his coronation, Arthur promises just rule and requires landholding lords to fulfill their obligations.
  4. Arthur hears complaints about seized property and returns lands to their proper owners.
  5. After securing authority around London, Arthur appoints four officers and places Sir Brastias in charge of the troubled north.
  6. Within a few years, Arthur conquers the northern territories and defeats resistance in Wales through his courage and his knights’ support.

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Arthur turns his coronation promise into action. Returning property shows how he addresses wrongs committed during the unsettled period after Uther’s death.

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Why does Arthur appoint Sir Brastias warden of the north?

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