Ivanhoe, Chapter 43: riassunto
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In Chapter 43, Rebecca refuses Bois-Guilbert’s offer of escape and waits beside the pyre until the wounded Wilfred of Ivanhoe arrives to defend her in combat. Both riders fall during their charge, but Bois-Guilbert dies without a wound from Ivanhoe’s lance, and the Grand Master interprets his defeat as divine judgment.
Cosa succede
- Spectators gather at Templestowe, where Dennet, Allan-a-Dale, and Friar Tuck discuss conflicting stories about Athelstane.
- The Templars bring Rebecca to the pyre, and Malvoisin prevents a public oath by claiming Bois-Guilbert has already sworn.
- Rebecca maintains her innocence, receives more time for a champion to appear, and rejects Bois-Guilbert’s proposal to escape together.
- The exhausted Ivanhoe arrives, identifies himself, and provokes Bois-Guilbert into accepting combat despite his wounds.
- Both knights fall in the charge, but Ivanhoe rises and demands that his motionless opponent surrender.
- The Grand Master declares Bois-Guilbert defeated, discovers his death, and accepts the outcome as divine judgment.

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Cosa notare
The narrator identifies emotional conflict, not Ivanhoe’s weapon, as the cause of death. This distinguishes the stated cause from Beaumanoir’s religious interpretation.
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Why does Malvoisin claim Bois-Guilbert need not swear publicly?

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