English, 07.04.2021 19:50 kcruz87

1) Why would King Arthur not be accepted by other knights and lords and nobles surrounding the regions of Britain?

2) What does the damsel have with her as she startles the court of Arthur? Why does Arthur and his court think this is an odd thing for her to carry?
3) Who sent the damsel--and what does she seek? Who fulfills her plea?
4) What does the lady say will happen to the man who draws the sword?
5) How does this man react when he finally acquires the sword-does he gives it back?
What does he do that later he will spend the rest of the tale trying to redeem himself for?
6) What does Launceour seek to do and what is his fate or what becomes of him? Is he successful in his task?
7) Who is Garlon and what becomes of him?
8) What does Balyn do that causes such a sorrowful chain of events at the feast of King Pelles?

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