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Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 407 summary

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In Chapter 407, Sir Galahad rescues the losing side in a tournament and wounds Sir Gawaine, who decides to abandon his quest while Sir Ector de Maris stays beside him. Galahad then reaches a hermitage near Carboneck and follows a gentlewoman who promises to show him an extraordinary adventure within three days.

What happens

  1. After rescuing Percivale, Galahad crosses a forest and joins a tournament to help the defenders of a castle.
  2. Gawaine and Ector recognize Galahad by his shield, but Galahad encounters Gawaine and strikes him down.
  3. Ector avoids fighting his nephew, and Galahad drives back the attackers before leaving unnoticed.
  4. Gawaine abandons his quest, and Ector remains with him while he recovers in a castle.
  5. Galahad reaches a hermitage near Carboneck, where a gentlewoman arrives and asks him to accompany her.
  6. Promised a great adventure within three days, Galahad arms himself and follows her.

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What to notice

Gawaine explicitly ends his own quest without ending Ector’s. His withdrawal contrasts with Galahad’s readiness to follow a fresh summons.

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Why does Ector remain with Gawaine after the tournament?

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