Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 387: riassunto
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In Chapter 387, a hermit explains Sir Launcelot’s vision through his royal ancestry and identifies Sir Galahad as his son, whose greatness brings honor to their family. He urges Launcelot to acknowledge Galahad, avoid fighting him, and take responsibility for his own sins; Launcelot endures painful hair against his skin and departs after Mass.
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- The hermit traces Launcelot’s ancestry through kings and explains the figures in his vision.
- He identifies the lion as Sir Galahad, Launcelot’s son, who surpasses earthly knights.
- He urges Launcelot to acknowledge Galahad publicly and never fight him.
- Launcelot asks for his son’s prayers, but the hermit stresses that each person bears responsibility for personal sin.
- Launcelot humbly endures painful hair against his skin, rests, hears Mass in the morning, and leaves with his arms.
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The hermit separates family honor from responsibility for sin. Galahad’s prayers help Launcelot, but they do not remove his own spiritual obligations.
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What does the hermit advise Launcelot to do about Galahad?
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