The Talisman, Chapter 15: riassunto
Chapter 15 di 28 · 13 min per leggere: chapter
In Chapter 15, Sir Kenneth admits abandoning his watch and losing England’s banner, prompting Richard to condemn him despite his fearless acceptance of blame. Kenneth’s warning about a proposed marriage between Lady Edith and Saladin only increases the King’s anger, while De Vaux unsuccessfully urges the prisoner to explain his conduct.
Cosa succede
- Richard celebrates his recovery without his usual guards, while nobles maintain discipline and El Hakim continues his medical rounds.
- At sunrise, Sir Kenneth reports the banner’s loss, and Sir Henry Neville confirms blood and a broken spear at the site.
- Richard threatens Kenneth with his axe, but De Vaux intervenes, and Kenneth admits that only his hound defended the banner.
- Kenneth warns of a scheme to marry Lady Edith to Saladin, provoking Richard’s anger rather than gratitude.
- The Queen’s arrival interrupts the confrontation, and Richard orders Kenneth imprisoned and promptly executed with his knightly honors intact.
- De Vaux offers sympathy and asks for an explanation, but Kenneth accepts his sentence and refuses to confide in him.

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Kenneth accepts punishment for his failure without pleading for life. His resolve contrasts with Richard’s fury and deepens De Vaux’s sympathy.
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Who does Kenneth say sheds blood defending the banner?

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