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Le Morte Darthur, Chapter 64 summary

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In Chapter 64, Arthur chooses Sir Tor over Sir Bagdemagus for the Round Table, prompting Bagdemagus to leave court and seek a stronger reputation through adventures. Bagdemagus finds a sacred sign, fails to free Merlin from beneath a rock, and proves himself before returning to receive a Round Table seat.

What happens

  1. King Pellinore proposes Sir Bagdemagus and his son Sir Tor, and Arthur chooses Tor for his strength and character.
  2. Angry at being passed over, Bagdemagus leaves with his squire and stops to pray beside a forest cross.
  3. His squire discovers an inscription setting a condition for Bagdemagus’s return, but Bagdemagus rejects the advice to go back.
  4. Bagdemagus finds a holy herb associated with the Sangreal, a sign reserved for good knights.
  5. He hears Merlin beneath a rock and tries to help, but Merlin says only the woman responsible can release him.
  6. Bagdemagus proves his worth through adventures, returns to court, and joins the Round Table.

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What to notice

Arthur values Tor’s actions over his speech. This judgment helps explain why Tor receives the seat ahead of Bagdemagus.

Quick check

According to Merlin, who can free him?

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