Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 3: riassunto
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In Chapter 3, Merlin places Uther and Igraine’s son Arthur with Sir Ector, and Uther dies after blessing Arthur’s claim to the crown. When rival lords cannot draw a mysterious sword, Arthur removes it to help Sir Kay, and Sir Ector recognizes his right to rule.
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- Uther tells Igraine that he fathers her child while disguised as her husband, and Merlin arranges Arthur’s upbringing with Sir Ector.
- Despite illness, Uther accompanies his army to victory at St. Albans, then dies after blessing Arthur’s claim to the crown.
- Merlin advises a Christmas gathering in London, where a sword appears with an inscription identifying its successful claimant as England’s rightful king.
- The lords fail to move the sword, and the archbishop appoints guards while keeping the gathering together through a tournament.
- Arthur takes the unguarded sword for Sir Kay, who claims kingship until Sir Ector makes him explain its source.
- Sir Ector identifies Arthur as rightful king; Arthur replaces the sword, but Ector cannot draw it.

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Why does Arthur first draw the sword from the stone?

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