Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 388: riassunto
Chapter 388 di 503 · 3 min per leggere: chapter
In Chapter 388, Sir Launcelot joins the weaker side in a tournament, but the opposing knights exhaust and capture him, turning his confidence into shame. He rides away in despair, encounters an accusing old man while resting, and reaches a chapel where a recluse questions him.
Cosa succede
- Sir Launcelot sees two companies fighting near a castle and joins the weaker company to increase his honor.
- He strikes down many opponents, but the white knights surround him and exhaust his strength.
- The white knights capture him, and the castle’s company loses without his help.
- Launcelot rides away in shame, connects his defeat with sin, and stops beneath an apple tree.
- As he rests, an old man appears to rebuke his weak faith and return toward sin, then vanishes.
- Launcelot resumes riding and approaches a chapel, where a recluse calls him over and asks about his journey.

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The rebuke shifts attention from Launcelot’s physical defeat to his spiritual condition. It directly challenges the direction of his will.
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Why does Sir Launcelot first join the castle’s company?

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