Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 111 summary
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In Chapter 111, Sir Launcelot meets three brothers who mistake him for Sir Kay, challenge him, and suffer defeat despite joining forces against him. He spares Sir Raynold, keeps his own name hidden, and makes all three promise to surrender to Queen Guenever as prisoners sent by Sir Kay.
What happens
- Sir Gaunter pursues and challenges him, but Launcelot knocks down both horse and rider.
- Launcelot defeats Gilmere, fights Raynold, and knocks all three brothers down when they attack together.
- Launcelot spares Raynold and requires the brothers to surrender to Queen Guenever on Whitsunday in Kay’s name.

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What to notice
Launcelot turns victory into a demand for submission. He directs the brothers toward Guenever while keeping his identity hidden.
Quick check
Whom must the brothers name as the knight who sends them to Queen Guenever?

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