Le Morte Darthur: resumen de Chapter 8
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In Chapter 8, King Arthur follows Merlin’s advice and sends Ulfius and Brastias to seek help from King Ban and King Bors, offering support against their enemy in return. The messengers overcome hostile knights and secure agreement, bringing the two kings and three hundred knights to Arthur’s court for a feast and tournament.
Qué sucede
- In London, Merlin warns Arthur and his barons that their enemies have gained reinforcements and cannot be defeated without outside help.
- Merlin proposes asking Ban and Bors for military support in exchange for Arthur’s help against King Claudas.
- Ulfius and Brastias carry Arthur’s letters across the sea and overcome attacks by Claudas’s knights near Benwick.
- Ban and Bors warmly welcome the messengers, accept Arthur’s request, and send them home with gifts and an answer.
- The two kings arrive with three hundred knights by All Saints’ Day, and Arthur welcomes them outside London.
- After the feast, seven hundred knights prepare to joust while the kings and other spectators gather to judge.

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En qué fijarte
The warning makes outside help necessary. It gives Arthur a clear reason to seek an alliance rather than trust his existing strength.
Comprobación rápida
What does Arthur offer Ban and Bors in exchange for their help?

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