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Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 6

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In Chapter 6, Arthur welcomes kings to his Pentecost feast, but they reject his gifts, challenge his birth, and besiege him in a tower. Merlin declares Arthur’s royal parentage, predicts his victories, and arranges a meeting where Arthur can confront the kings under a promise of safety.

Qué sucede

  1. Arthur holds a Pentecost feast at Carlion, where six kings arrive with their knights.
  2. The visitors reject Arthur’s gifts and threaten him because they consider him too young and lowborn to rule.
  3. Following his barons’ advice, Arthur takes five hundred men into a strong tower, where the kings besiege him.
  4. Fifteen days afterward, Merlin arrives and declares that Arthur is the lawful son of Uther Pendragon and Igraine.
  5. The kings react with doubt, wonder, or mockery, but agree to let Arthur meet them safely.
  6. Merlin urges Arthur to speak boldly as their king and assures him of victory.

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Merlin gives Arthur confidence before the proposed meeting. His certainty opposes the visiting kings’ refusal to accept Arthur’s authority.

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Why do the visiting kings reject Arthur’s gifts?

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