Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 59
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In Chapter 59, King Pellinore reaches Camelot and learns from Merlin that the woman he refuses to help is his daughter Eleine, whose death brings a prophecy of abandonment. King Arthur then establishes rules for his knights, requiring mercy, aid to women, and refusal of unjust fights.
Qué sucede
- King Pellinore grieves over the lady’s severed head, reaches Camelot by noon, and swears to report his quest truthfully.
- Queen Guenever blames Pellinore for failing to save the lady, and he admits that his quest takes priority.
- Merlin identifies Eleine as Pellinore’s daughter and explains that she kills herself after Loraine le Savage murders her beloved.
- Merlin foretells that Pellinore’s most trusted friend abandons him in deadly distress as punishment for refusing help.
- King Arthur grants lands and requires his knights to reject murder, treason, cruelty, and unjust quarrels while protecting women.
- The Round Table knights swear to these rules and renew their promises each Pentecost.

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The oath makes Arthur’s demands binding on every Round Table knight. It turns mercy, protection, and just conduct into shared obligations.
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What does Merlin reveal about Eleine?

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