Ivanhoe, Chapter 33 summary
Chapter 33 of 44 · 20 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 33, Locksley sets ransoms for Prior Aymer and Isaac of York, then helps Isaac obtain a letter seeking Rebecca's release from Brian de Bois-Guilbert. Isaac leaves with guides for his journey, while the Black Knight praises the outlaw's restraint and parts from him as a friend.
What happens
- Prior Aymer protests his capture, but Locksley makes him and Isaac set each other's ransoms.
- An outlaw reports that the Templar carries Rebecca away, and Locksley reduces Isaac's ransom to help fund her rescue.
- Locksley identifies himself as a man Rebecca nurses in York and negotiates Aymer's help on Isaac's behalf.
- Aymer writes to Brian de Bois-Guilbert, gives Isaac a receipt for his ransom, and leaves without his ornaments.
- Isaac supplies a payment order and departs with two foresters after Locksley urges generosity toward Rebecca's rescue.
- The Black Knight praises Locksley's good conduct, respects his secrecy, and rides away as his friend.
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What to notice
Locksley rejects Isaac's submission after reducing his ransom. His response contrasts with Aymer's demand for gifts and religious deference.
Quick check
Why does Locksley say Isaac's earlier silver mark earns a valuable return?
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