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<p>Freya: /* S */</p> <hr /> <div>==Glossary South Africa==<br /> <br /> ===A===<br /> * ''' ANC''' - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again<br /> <br /> * '''Apartheid''' - the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness<br /> <br /> ===B===<br /> * '''Bantustans'''<br /> <br /> * '''Botha''' , Pieter Willem (1916-2006. Nickname: &quot;The Great Crocodile&quot;. Long time leader of the National Party and prime minister of South Africa from 1978 to 1984 and the first executive state president from 1984 to 1989.<br /> <br /> ===C===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===D===<br /> * '''&quot;Drum&quot;''' - magazine and groups of cultural producers<br /> * District Six - An old, rough working-class quarter close to the centre of Cape Town<br /> <br /> ===E===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===F===<br /> * Films:<br /> ** ''Tsotsi'' (2005)<br /> <br /> ===G===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===H===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===I===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===J===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===K===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===L===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===M===<br /> * '''&quot;Madiba&quot;''' - nickname for Mandela<br /> <br /> * '''Mandela''' - . Served 27 years in prison on Robben Island for being an Anti-Apartheid Activist. Was the first President of South Africa to be elected in a fully democratic election.<br /> <br /> ===N===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===O===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===P===<br /> * '''PAC''' - Pan Africanist Congress. South African liberation Movement. The PAC acts upon the three principles of nationalism, socialism and unity.<br /> <br /> * '''Pass Laws''' - Introduced 1923 and a dominant feature of the apartheid system. Designed to enforce greater segregation and regulate movement into the urban areas by restricting movements of the black South Africans. The black population had to carry passbooks at all times. Anyone found without a pass would be arrested immediately.<br /> <br /> ===Q===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===R===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===S===<br /> <br /> * '''Sharpeville Massacre''' - 21st March1960: In the township of Sharpeville theSouth African police began shooting on a crowd of black protesters. The group was protesting against the governments Pass Laws. <br /> <br /> * '''Smuts''', Jan Christiaan (1870-1950). Served as Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa from 1919-1924 and from 1939-1948. Advocated the segregation of races.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> * '''Sophiatown''' - Black area of settlement and cultural production that was destroyed for resettlement schemes<br /> * '''Sun city''' - A pleasure resort less than a hundred kilometers from Pretonis where the whites enjoy gambling and interrecial sex<br /> <br /> ===T===<br /> * '''TRC''' - '''T'''ruth and '''R'''econciliation '''C'''ommission. A court-like body to study the effects of apartheid.The commission gave victims an opportunity to be heard and perpetrators a chance to give testimony and request amnesty. Chairman of the TRC was archbishop Desmond Tutu.<br /> * '''Tswana'''- Name of a South African people<br /> * '''Tutu''', Desmond - Born 1931 in Klerksdorp, ZA. Archbishop emeritus of Cape Town and an opponent of apartheid. Chariman of the TRC and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 1984.<br /> <br /> ===U===<br /> * '''Ubuntu'''- A classical African concept influnced by ethic or humanist philosophy. Focuses on people’s allegiances and relations with each other. Played an important role in the TRC.<br /> <br /> ===V===<br /> * '''Verwoerd''' , Hendrik - Born 1902 in the Netherlands. Was Prime Minister of South Africa from 1958 until his assassination in 1966.<br /> <br /> ===W===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===X===<br /> <br /> '''Xhosa'''- Speakers of Bantu languages in South Africa<br /> <br /> ===Y===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Z===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Timeline South Africa==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO]. <br /> <br /> <br /> * c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region<br /> * 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area<br /> <br /> * 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay<br /> * 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade<br /> * 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique<br /> * by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; &quot;trekboers&quot; move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east<br /> * Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity<br /> * British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806<br /> * Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts<br /> * Missionary activity <br /> * &quot;The Great Trek&quot;<br /> * Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek) <br /> * Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)<br /> <br /> <br /> * May 1948: Apartheid government in power<br /> <br /> * 1950: Group Areas Act: forced removal of people from settlement areas into Bantustans<br /> <br /> * April 1960: ANC, PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) and Communist Party banned; Sharpeville Massacre, State of Emergency <br /> <br /> * 1963 censorship (Publications Control Board)<br /> <br /> * International Sanctions<br /> <br /> * April 1994: first democratic elections<br /> <br /> * 1996-1998: Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings<br /> <br /> * 1997: Thabo Mbeki launches African Renaissance concept<br /> <br /> * 1999: Mbeki elected President afer Mandela retires</div>

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<p>Freya: /* D */</p> <hr /> <div>==Glossary South Africa==<br /> <br /> ===A===<br /> * ''' ANC''' - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again<br /> <br /> * '''Apartheid''' - the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness<br /> <br /> ===B===<br /> * '''Bantustans'''<br /> <br /> * '''Botha''' , Pieter Willem (1916-2006. Nickname: &quot;The Great Crocodile&quot;. Long time leader of the National Party and prime minister of South Africa from 1978 to 1984 and the first executive state president from 1984 to 1989.<br /> <br /> ===C===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===D===<br /> * '''&quot;Drum&quot;''' - magazine and groups of cultural producers<br /> * District Six - An old, rough working-class quarter close to the centre of Cape Town<br /> <br /> ===E===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===F===<br /> * Films:<br /> ** ''Tsotsi'' (2005)<br /> <br /> ===G===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===H===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===I===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===J===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===K===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===L===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===M===<br /> * '''&quot;Madiba&quot;''' - nickname for Mandela<br /> <br /> * '''Mandela''' - . Served 27 years in prison on Robben Island for being an Anti-Apartheid Activist. Was the first President of South Africa to be elected in a fully democratic election.<br /> <br /> ===N===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===O===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===P===<br /> * '''PAC''' - Pan Africanist Congress. South African liberation Movement. The PAC acts upon the three principles of nationalism, socialism and unity.<br /> <br /> * '''Pass Laws''' - Introduced 1923 and a dominant feature of the apartheid system. Designed to enforce greater segregation and regulate movement into the urban areas by restricting movements of the black South Africans. The black population had to carry passbooks at all times. Anyone found without a pass would be arrested immediately.<br /> <br /> ===Q===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===R===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===S===<br /> <br /> * '''Sharpeville Massacre''' - 21st March1960: In the township of Sharpeville theSouth African police began shooting on a crowd of black protesters. The group was protesting against the governments Pass Laws. <br /> <br /> * '''Smuts''', Jan Christiaan (1870-1950). Served as Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa from 1919-1924 and from 1939-1948. Advocated the segregation of races.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> * '''Sophiatown''' - Black area of settlement and cultural production that was destroyed for resettlement schemes<br /> <br /> ===T===<br /> * '''TRC''' - '''T'''ruth and '''R'''econciliation '''C'''ommission. A court-like body to study the effects of apartheid.The commission gave victims an opportunity to be heard and perpetrators a chance to give testimony and request amnesty. Chairman of the TRC was archbishop Desmond Tutu.<br /> * '''Tswana'''- Name of a South African people<br /> * '''Tutu''', Desmond - Born 1931 in Klerksdorp, ZA. Archbishop emeritus of Cape Town and an opponent of apartheid. Chariman of the TRC and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 1984.<br /> <br /> ===U===<br /> * '''Ubuntu'''- A classical African concept influnced by ethic or humanist philosophy. Focuses on people’s allegiances and relations with each other. Played an important role in the TRC.<br /> <br /> ===V===<br /> * '''Verwoerd''' , Hendrik - Born 1902 in the Netherlands. Was Prime Minister of South Africa from 1958 until his assassination in 1966.<br /> <br /> ===W===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===X===<br /> <br /> '''Xhosa'''- Speakers of Bantu languages in South Africa<br /> <br /> ===Y===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Z===<br /> *<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Timeline South Africa==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO]. <br /> <br /> <br /> * c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region<br /> * 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area<br /> <br /> * 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay<br /> * 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade<br /> * 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique<br /> * by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; &quot;trekboers&quot; move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east<br /> * Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity<br /> * British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806<br /> * Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts<br /> * Missionary activity <br /> * &quot;The Great Trek&quot;<br /> * Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek) <br /> * Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)<br /> <br /> <br /> * May 1948: Apartheid government in power<br /> <br /> * 1950: Group Areas Act: forced removal of people from settlement areas into Bantustans<br /> <br /> * April 1960: ANC, PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) and Communist Party banned; Sharpeville Massacre, State of Emergency <br /> <br /> * 1963 censorship (Publications Control Board)<br /> <br /> * International Sanctions<br /> <br /> * April 1994: first democratic elections<br /> <br /> * 1996-1998: Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings<br /> <br /> * 1997: Thabo Mbeki launches African Renaissance concept<br /> <br /> * 1999: Mbeki elected President afer Mandela retires</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. Information about: Family ties of Sir Bors; <br /> <br /> 12.) The lady prays to Sir Bors to spend the night with her otherwise she and her twelve maiden shall die. This causes great struggle onto Sir Bors, but he tells the lady about Sir Lancelot and that he has to help him. Then he leaves the tower and rides away until he arrives at an abbey. At this place he asks for a preacher to give him some advises, but the man refuses to do so at this night, he wants to talk to him in the morning. Information about: morals and sins;<br /> <br /> 13.) The next day Sir Bors is allowed to consult the priest. The priest explains the real meaning of Bors’ adventures that have all been fights against the devil and his tricks. Bors’ brother Lionel is still alive and this shows that Bors did everything in the right way. The priest calls him a good knight and servant of Jesus and he compares Bors’ visions and struggles to the life of Jesus. Information about: knighthood; religion and the fight between good and evil; <br /> <br /> 14.) Sir Bors rides away and arrives at a castle. There will be a tournament between the Earl of plains and the Ladies of Hervin. That’s why Bors thinks he might find his brother Lionel at this place and he starts looking for him. When he finds him and tries to talk to him Lionel gets very angry about his brother being a traitor to him. Lionel wants to fight and kill Bors for this treason. Instead of defending himself Bors instantly cries for mercy but Lionel doesn’t give in. Shortly before he kills Bors there comes a priest and stops him to do so. <br /> <br /> 15.) Sir Lionel gets so angry about this that he kills the priest. And shortly before he is able to kill Sir Bors there arrives Sir Colgrevaunce, another knight of the table round, and he stops him from killing Sir Bors. Then Lionel and Sir Colgrevaunce fight against each other. When Sir Bors recovers he isn’t sure whom he has to help, but he doesn’t want any of this knights to get slain. Information about: violence; knighthood;<br /> <br /> 16.) Sir Lionel kills Sir Colgrevaunce and then moves on to Sir Bors. Then Sir Bors prays to god to forgive his defense against his brother and starts to fight against Sir Lionel. <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white sails is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad. (refernces to &quot;prophecies&quot; and &quot;christianity&quot;)<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> Chapter 1 to 5:<br /> <br /> Main Characters:<br /> Sir Gawain is brother to Sir Uwain, both are knights of the table round. He is looking for adventures, but he is a sinner so he can't go out to seek the Holy Grail. <br /> Sir Ector de marys is brother to Sir Lancelot and therefore uncle to Sir Galahad. He also wants to find the Holy Grail, but he is a sinner, too. <br /> Minor Characters:<br /> Nacien, the eremite, who explains the dreams of Sir Ector and Sir Gawain.<br /> Sir Parcival and Sir Bors that are both mentioned in Sir Gawain's dream. Sir Lancelot and Sir Galahad that are both mentioned in Sir Ector's dream. <br /> <br /> Chapter 6 - 17:<br /> <br /> Main Characters:<br /> Sir Bors is Sir Lancelot's cousin and Sir Lyonel's brother. He has to pass many aventures and is tempted by the devil several times. He is a knight of the table round. <br /> Sir Lyonel is an evil knight and brother to Sir Bors. He tries to kill him, because he accuses Sir Bors of having denied to help himself. <br /> Minor Characters:<br /> Sie Colgrevaunce is a knight of the table round and he tries to save Sir BOrs from being slain by Sir Lyonel, but he gets killed during the fight.<br /> Several &quot;old men&quot; or priests that explain Sir Bors' dreams and visions.<br /> King Anyanse. The Earl of plain; The Ladies of Heruyn; knight Prydam le noyre; two Ladies of towers;</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>3.) Sir Lancelot takes a rest at a cross and he prays to god in order to make him not commit any sins again. Then he falls asleep and starts to dream. In his dream he sees eight kings and two knights kneeling down at the cross and praying to god. Lancelot sees that the gate to heaven opens and god comes along with many angles around him. One soldier prays for forgiveness but god reminds him of his sins and doesn’t forgive him. In the morning Lancelot awakes and rides along the country. He meets the knight that stole his horse, helmet and his sword. After a short fight he gets back his habits and rides into the night where he meets an old man. He asks for help to find the Holy Grail and tells him about the dream. <br /> Information about: Dreams and mysteries; Religion and faith;<br /> <br /> 4.) The old man tells Lancelot about the seven kings. Their names were: king Nappus, king Nacien, king Hellias, king Lysais, king Ionas, king Lancelot (Lancelot’s grandfather) and king Ban (Lancelot’s father). The two knights in Lancelot’s dream were he himself and his son Sir Galahad that he got from king Pelleas’ daughter. Lancelot seems to be confused about all this information and after he again prayed to god he goes to sleep and rides away the next day. <br /> Information about: Knighthood and the virtues; Family ties of Lancelot; Religion and faith/ sin;<br /> <br /> 5.) Lancelot rides into a forest and is led to a castle. At this place there is a tournament between the knights of the castle (fighting in black clothes) and their opponents (fighting in white clothes). Sir Lancelot decides to help the weaker party, which is the black. He does some marvelous fights and is praised by the members of the black side. When the battles are over Lancelot rides into the forest to get some rest, but the black knights follow him and tell him to leave, otherwise he will be taken into their prison. That’s why Lancelot rides away and tries to sleep under a tree. At this place he has the vision of an old man reminding him of his broken promise not to sin again. This note makes him ride further until he reaches a chapel. A Lady in it calls for him and wants to know everything about him.<br /> Information about: Religion and faith/ sin; Dreams; visions and mystery;<br /> <br /> 6.) Lancelot tells the Lady about the tournament and the vision and he wants her to explain their meaning to him. The Lady tells him that the tournament was part of the quest of the Holy Grail. In course of this quest Lancelot has turned to the evil side because of the sins he has committed. That’s why she warns him to come back to the good side. After their conversation they eat together and then Lancelot rides away. In the end Lancelot overcomes a dark river through his strong belief. At the other side of the water stands a black knight that kills Lancelot’s horse. Sir Lancelot doesn’t know what to do then, but he thanks god for all his adventures. Information about: Religion and the fight between good and evil;<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> <br /> Main character:<br /> Lancelot in the son of king Ban and grandson of king Lancelot that is married to the daughter of the king of Ireland. He is the father of Sir Galahad and probably married to king Pelle's daughter. His task is to solve the quest of the Holy Grail.<br /> <br /> Minor characters:<br /> Nappus, a holy man;<br /> Nacien;<br /> Hellyas the grose;<br /> Lysays;<br /> Ionas;<br /> Clyazar;<br /> Argustus;</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>3.) Sir Lancelot takes a rest at a cross and he prays to god in order to make him not commit any sins again. Then he falls asleep and starts to dream. In his dream he sees eight kings and two knights kneeling down at the cross and praying to god. Lancelot sees that the gate to heaven opens and god comes along with many angles around him. One soldier prays for forgiveness but god reminds him of his sins and doesn’t forgive him. In the morning Lancelot awakes and rides along the country. He meets the knight that stole his horse, helmet and his sword. After a short fight he gets back his habits and rides into the night where he meets an old man. He asks for help to find the Holy Grail and tells him about the dream. <br /> Information about: Dreams and mysteries; Religion and faith;<br /> <br /> 4.) The old man tells Lancelot about the seven kings. Their names were: king Nappus, king Nacien, king Hellias, king Lysais, king Ionas, king Lancelot (Lancelot’s grandfather) and king Ban (Lancelot’s father). The two knights in Lancelot’s dream were he himself and his son Sir Galahad that he got from king Pelleas’ daughter. Lancelot seems to be confused about all this information and after he again prayed to god he goes to sleep and rides away the next day. <br /> Information about: Knighthood and the virtues; Family ties of Lancelot; Religion and faith/ sin;<br /> <br /> 5.) Lancelot rides into a forest and is led to a castle. At this place there is a tournament between the knights of the castle (fighting in black clothes) and their opponents (fighting in white clothes). Sir Lancelot decides to help the weaker party, which is the black. He does some marvelous fights and is praised by the members of the black side. When the battles are over Lancelot rides into the forest to get some rest, but the black knights follow him and tell him to leave, otherwise he will be taken into their prison. That’s why Lancelot rides away and tries to sleep under a tree. At this place he has the vision of an old man reminding him of his broken promise not to sin again. This note makes him ride further until he reaches a chapel. A Lady in it calls for him and wants to know everything about him.<br /> Information about: Religion and faith/ sin; Dreams; visions and mystery;<br /> <br /> 6.) Lancelot tells the Lady about the tournament and the vision and he wants her to explain their meaning to him. The Lady tells him that the tournament was part of the quest of the Holy Grail. In course of this quest Lancelot has turned to the evil side because of the sins he has committed. That’s why she warns him to come back to the good side. After their conversation they eat together and then Lancelot rides away. In the end Lancelot overcomes a dark river through his strong belief. At the other side of the water stands a black knight that kills Lancelot’s horse. Sir Lancelot doesn’t know what to do then, but he thanks god for all his adventures. Information about: Religion and the fight between good and evil;<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> <br /> Main character:<br /> Lancelot <br /> - son of king Ban and grandson of king Lancelot that is married to the daughter of the king of Ireland;<br /> - father of Sir Galahad;<br /> - married (?) to king Pelle's daughter;<br /> - his task is to solve the quest of the Holy Grail;<br /> Minor characters:<br /> Nappus, a holy man;<br /> Nacien;<br /> Hellyas the grose;<br /> Lysays;<br /> Ionas;<br /> Clyazar;<br /> Argustus;</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. Information about: Family ties of Sir Bors; <br /> <br /> 12.) The lady prays to Sir Bors to spend the night with her otherwise she and her twelve maiden shall die. This causes great struggle onto Sir Bors, but he tells the lady about Sir Lancelot and that he has to help him. Then he leaves the tower and rides away until he arrives at an abbey. At this place he asks for a preacher to give him some advises, but the man refuses to do so at this night, he wants to talk to him in the morning. Information about: morals and sins;<br /> <br /> 13.) The next day Sir Bors is allowed to consult the priest. The priest explains the real meaning of Bors’ adventures that have all been fights against the devil and his tricks. Bors’ brother Lionel is still alive and this shows that Bors did everything in the right way. The priest calls him a good knight and servant of Jesus and he compares Bors’ visions and struggles to the life of Jesus. Information about: knighthood; religion and the fight between good and evil; <br /> <br /> 14.) Sir Bors rides away and arrives at a castle. There will be a tournament between the Earl of plains and the Ladies of Hervin. That’s why Bors thinks he might find his brother Lionel at this place and he starts looking for him. When he finds him and tries to talk to him Lionel gets very angry about his brother being a traitor to him. Lionel wants to fight and kill Bors for this treason. Instead of defending himself Bors instantly cries for mercy but Lionel doesn’t give in. Shortly before he kills Bors there comes a priest and stops him to do so. <br /> <br /> 15.) Sir Lionel gets so angry about this that he kills the priest. And shortly before he is able to kill Sir Bors there arrives Sir Colgrevaunce, another knight of the table round, and he stops him from killing Sir Bors. Then Lionel and Sir Colgrevaunce fight against each other. When Sir Bors recovers he isn’t sure whom he has to help, but he doesn’t want any of this knights to get slain. Information about: violence; knighthood;<br /> <br /> 16.) Sir Lionel kills Sir Colgrevaunce and then moves on to Sir Bors. Then Sir Bors prays to god to forgive his defense against his brother and starts to fight against Sir Lionel. <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9197 2007-12-07T13:53:24Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. Information about: Family ties of Sir Bors; <br /> <br /> 12.) The lady prays to Sir Bors to spend the night with her otherwise she and her twelve maiden shall die. This causes great struggle onto Sir Bors, but he tells the lady about Sir Lancelot and that he has to help him. Then he leaves the tower and rides away until he arrives at an abbey. At this place he asks for a preacher to give him some advises, but the man refuses to do so at this night, he wants to talk to him in the morning. Information about: morals and sins;<br /> <br /> 13.) The next day Sir Bors is allowed to consult the priest. The priest explains the real meaning of Bors’ adventures that have all been fights against the devil and his tricks. Bors’ brother Lionel is still alive and this shows that Bors did everything in the right way. The priest calls him a good knight and servant of Jesus and he compares Bors’ visions and struggles to the life of Jesus. Information about: knighthood; religion and the fight between good and evil; <br /> <br /> 14.) Sir Bors rides away and arrives at a castle. There will be a tournament between the Earl of plains and the Ladies of Hervin. That’s why Bors thinks he might find his brother Lionel at this place and he starts looking for him. When he finds him and tries to talk to him Lionel gets very angry about his brother being a traitor to him. Lionel wants to fight and kill Bors for this treason. Instead of defending himself Bors instantly cries for mercy but Lionel doesn’t give in. Shortly before he kills Bors there comes a priest and stops him to do so. <br /> <br /> 15.) Sir Lionel gets so angry about this that he kills the priest. And shortly before he is able to kill Sir Bors there arrives Sir Colgrevaunce, another knight of the table round, and he stops him from killing Sir Bors. Then Lionel and Sir Colgrevaunce fight against each other. When Sir Bors recovers he isn’t sure whom he has to help, but he doesn’t want any of this knights to get slain. Information about: violence; knighthood;<br /> <br /> 16.) Sir Lionel kills Sir Colgrevaunce and then moves on to Sir Bors. Then Sir Bors prays to god to forgive his defence against his brother and starts to fight against Sir Lionel. <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. Information about: Family ties of Sir Bors; <br /> <br /> 12.) The lady prays to Sir Bors to spend the night with her otherwise she and her twelve maiden shall die. This causes great struggle onto Sir Bors, but he tells the lady about Sir Lancelot and that he has to help him. Then he leaves the tower and rides away until he arrives at an abbey. At this place he asks for a preacher to give him some advises, but the man refuses to do so at this night, he wants to talk to him in the morning. Information about: morals and sins;<br /> <br /> 13.) The next day Sir Bors is allowed to consult the priest. The priest explains the real meaning of Bors’ adventures that have all been fights against the devil and his tricks. Bors’ brother Lionel is still alive and this shows that Bors did everything in the right way. The priest calls him a good knight and servant of Jesus and he compares Bors’ visions and struggles to the life of Jesus. Information about: knighthood; religion and the fight between good and evil; <br /> <br /> 14.) Sir Bors rides away and arrives at a castle. There will be a tournament between the Earl of plains and the Ladies of Hervin. That’s why Bors thinks he might find his brother Lionel at this place and he starts looking for him. When he finds him and tries to talk to him Lionel gets very angry about his brother being a traitor to him. Lionel wants to fight and kill Bors for this treason. Instead of defending himself Bors instantly cries for mercy but Lionel doesn’t give in. Shortly before he kills Bors there comes a priest and stops him to do so. <br /> <br /> 15.) Sir Lionel gets so angry about this that he kills the priest. And shortly before he is able to kill Sir Bors there arrives Sir Colgrevaunce, another knight of the table round, and he stops him from killing Sir Bors. Then Lionel and Sir Colgrevaunce fight against each other. When Sir Bors recovers he isn’t sure whom he has to help, but he doesn’t want any of this knights to get slain. Information about: violence; knighthood;<br /> <br /> 16.) Sir Lionel kills Sir Colgrevaunce and then moves on to Sir Bors. Then Sir Bors prays to god to forgive his defence against his brother and kills Sir Lionel. <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9192 2007-12-07T13:48:43Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. Information about: Family ties of Sir Bors; <br /> <br /> 12.) The lady prays to Sir Bors to spend the night with her otherwise she and her twelve maiden shall die. This causes great struggle onto Sir Bors, but he tells the lady about Sir Lancelot and that he has to help him. Then he leaves the tower and rides away until he arrives at an abbey. At this place he asks for a preacher to give him some advises, but the man refuses to do so at this night, he wants to talk to him in the morning. Information about: morals and sins;<br /> <br /> 13.) The next day Sir Bors is allowed to consult the priest. The priest explains the real meaning of Bors’ adventures that have all been fights against the devil and his tricks. Bors’ brother Lionel is still alive and this shows that Bors did everything in the right way. The priest calls him a good knight and servant of Jesus and he compares Bors’ visions and struggles to the life of Jesus. Information about: knighthood; religion and the fight between good and evil; <br /> <br /> 14.) Sir Bors rides away and arrives at a castle. There will be a tournament between the Earl of plains and the Ladies of Hervin. That’s why Bors thinks he might find his brother Lionel at this place and he starts looking for him. When he finds him and tries to talk to him Lionel gets very angry about his brother being a traitor to him. Lionel wants to fight and kill Bors for this treason. Instead of defending himself Bors instantly cries for mercy but Lionel doesn’t give in. Shortly before he kills Bors there comes a priest and stops him to do so. <br /> <br /> 15.) Sir Lionel gets so angry about this that he kills the priest. And shortly before he is able to kill Sir Bors there arrives Sir Colgrevaunce, another knight of the table round, and he stops him from killing Sir Bors. Then Lionel and Sir Colgrevaunce fight against each other. When Sir Bors recovers he isn’t sure whom he has to help, but he doesn’t want any of this knights to get slain. Information about: violence; knighthood;<br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9190 2007-12-07T13:40:51Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. Information about: Family ties of Sir Bors; <br /> <br /> 12.) The lady prays to Sir Bors to spend the night with her otherwise she and her twelve maiden shall die. This causes great struggle onto Sir Bors, but he tells the lady about Sir Lancelot and that he has to help him. Then he leaves the tower and rides away until he arrives at an abbey. At this place he asks for a preacher to give him some advises, but the man refuses to do so at this night, he wants to talk to him in the morning. Information about: morals and sins;<br /> <br /> 13.) The next day Sir Bors is allowed to consult the priest. The priest explains the real meaning of Bors’ adventures that have all been fights against the devil and his tricks. Bors’ brother Lionel is still alive and this shows that Bors did everything in the right way. The priest calls him a good knight and servant of Jesus and he compares Bors’ visions and struggles to the life of Jesus. Information about: knighthood; religion and the fight between good and evil; <br /> <br /> 14.) Sir Bors rides away and arrives at a castle. There will be a tournament between the Earl of plains and the Ladies of Hervin. That’s why Bors thinks he might find his brother Lionel at this place and he starts looking for him. When he finds him and tries to talk to him Lionel gets very angry about his brother being a traitor to him. Lionel wants to fight and kill Bors for this treason. Instead of defending himself Bors instantly cries for mercy but Lionel doesn’t give in. Shortly before he kills Bors there comes a priest and stops him to do so. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9187 2007-12-07T13:30:41Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. Information about: Family ties of Sir Bors; <br /> <br /> 12.) The lady prays to Sir Bors to spend the night with her otherwise she and her twelve maiden shall die. This causes great struggle onto Sir Bors, but he tells the lady about Sir Lancelot and that he has to help him. Then he leaves the tower and rides away until he arrives at an abbey. At this place he asks for a preacher to give him some advises, but the man refuses to do so at this night, he wants to talk to him in the morning. Information about: morals and sins;<br /> <br /> 13.) The next day Sir Bors is allowed to consult the priest. The priest explains the real meaning of Bors’ adventures that have all been fights against the devil and his tricks. Bors’ brother Lionel is still alive and this shows that Bors did everything in the right way. The priest calls him a good knight and servant of Jesus and he compares Bors’ visions and struggles to the life of Jesus. Information about: knighthood; religion and the fight between good and evil; <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9182 2007-12-07T13:05:47Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. Information about: Family ties of Sir Bors; <br /> <br /> 12.) The lady prays to Sir Bors to spend the night with her otherwise she and her twelve maiden shall die. This causes great struggle onto Sir Bors, but he tells the lady about Sir Lancelot and that he has to help him. Then he leaves the tower and rides away until he arrives at an abbey. At this place he asks for a preacher to give him some advises, but the man refuses to do so at this night, he wants to talk to him in the morning. Information about: morals and sins;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9180 2007-12-07T12:58:52Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. Information about: Family ties of Sir Bors; <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9179 2007-12-07T12:57:49Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> 11.) Sir Bors tells the man everything about the two visions and the bird that committed suicide to save its children. The man explains these things to him. He tells Sir Bors that he has to save his cousin Sir Lancelot from dying. Then he brings him to a tower in which he shall stay for the night. In this tower Sir Bors meets a lady that seems to be the perfect fit for him and he has to decide whether to save Lancelot or to stay with the lady. <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9176 2007-12-07T12:38:38Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:Malory 21 Books}}<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> 10.) Sir Bors decides to help the lady first. He fights against the knight and wins. Having saved the lady he starts to bring her home. On their way twelve knights find them that have been looking for the lady. Sir Bors says goodbye and rides to find and help his brother. In the forest he meets a man that tells him about his brother’s death. Sir Bors is in great pain when he saddles the dead body and brings it to a chapel in order to burry it with the help of the man. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.<br /> <br /> {{Template:Malory 21 Books}}</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9153 2007-12-07T12:30:49Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 9.) Sir Bors departs from the tower and rides into a forest. At this place he is offered two adventures, but he can only solve one. The first one is to save his brother Lionel from being slain and the other one is to save a lady from being raped. So Sir Bors prays to Jesus and to Saint Mary to help him and to choose an adventure for him. Information about: knighthood; religion and praying; purity of women;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Bors has two dreams at that night. One about two swans (black and white) and the other about a man that cares for flowers but lets an old tree die. He awakes the next day and the battle is about to start. Sir Bors and Sir Pridam are very strong fighters and they wound each other a lot. In the end Sir Bors wins the battle and he reprieves the other knight that promises to serve the lady of the tower from that time on. Information about: fights and violence; mercy; <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. Information about: morals and sins<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Bors is lead into the tower and there he meets a lady that offers him supper. But he only eats bread and drinks water. Then there comes a messenger that says that the lady’s sister will take all her habits until she doesn’t find a knight that fights for her against Pridam le noire, the sister’s champion. When Sir Bors hears about that, he offers his help to fight for the lady. She’s very pleased about that and sends the message to her sister. Information about: Family ties of the lady; virtues and morals;<br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. <br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything other than water and bread until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9148 2007-12-07T12:03:56Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. <br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Bors goes out of Camelot to seek the Saint Grail. On his way he meets a religious man and follows him into a chapel. There they eat together. The man tells Sir Bors not to eat anything until he sits at the table of the Saint Grail with some of his fellows. Sir Bors accepts this and he also changes his cloths into the ones that the old man gives him. Then Sir Bors rides on and sees a bird that kills himself to feed his little children. With this picture in his mind Sir Bors arrives at a strong and high tower. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9147 2007-12-07T11:54:57Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 5.) Sir Gawain asks the eremite why they aren’t able to find any adventures and the old man answers that they are sinners and therefore not able to go on the quest of the Holy Grail. After that Sir Ector leaves the man and Sir Gawain follows him. The two go down the hill and stay at a house for the night. The next day they ride on seeking for any adventure. <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice then asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9144 2007-12-07T11:45:10Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about: morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 4.) Then the eremite explains Sir Ector’s dream to them. He says that Lancelot has fallen into may sin and that’s why he was servant of the devil for a long time. He can’t reach the Holy Grail anymore. The eremite also tells them about the brydel and the candle. The brydel is a sign of abstinence and the candle is a sign of clearness and Christ. Both of them don’t own these virtues, so they can’t reach the Holy Grail either. Information about: morals and sin; <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice than asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 3.) Uwain dies and Sir Ector and Sir Gawain burry him in honour. Then they ride to a mountain in order to be advised by Nacien, the eremite. They tell him everything that has happened. And then Nacien explains Sir Gawain’s dream. The meadow in which the bulls are living is the table round. All the black bulls are evil and proud in their minds. Only the two shiny bulls that are Sir Galahad and Sir Percival are of good characters. The one with the spot on it is Sir Bors. All the bulls have to solve the quest of the Holy Grail, but many of them will die in this quest or fall into sin and never come back to Arthur’s court. Information about morals and sin;<br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice than asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwain, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice than asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) Sir Ector dreams of himself and his brother Lancelot. They two try to find what they “shall not find”. Sir Lancelot arrives at a castle, where there is a wedding, and the king of the castle tells him to leave for there is no place for him. Lancelot moves back to where he came from. Then Sir Ector and Sir Gawain awake and tell each other about their dreams. Then there appears an arm dressed in red cloth with a “brydel” and a burning candle in its hand. But this arm vanishes immediately. That’s why a voice says that they both are evil and therefore not allowed to start the quest of the Holy Grail. Both of them want to look for someone that can explain everything to them, so they ride on. But then there comes a knight and Sir Gawain fights against him. In the end Gawain slays the knight that can be later on detected as Sir Uwaine, his own brother that has been on the quest of the Holy Grail. Information about: Family ties of Gawain and Uwain; <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice than asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawain<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice than asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9138 2007-12-07T11:02:57Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawaine<br /> <br /> 1.) Sir Gawain rides throughout the country looking for adventures. That’s where he meets Sir Ector. They talk about seeking a good adventure and decide to ride further together in order to find an adventure. After eight days they arrive at an old chapel and enter it. Sitting there together they both fall asleep. In Sir Gawain’s dream he sees 150 black bulls and tree white ones. Two of them are shining very bright and one of them has a black spot on him. These bulls are all looking for a better “pasture” but they don’t find any. That’s why they depart more and more from each other. <br /> <br /> 2.) <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice than asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9137 2007-12-07T10:49:34Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawaine<br /> <br /> 1.) <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice than asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_16&diff=9136 2007-12-07T10:49:17Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>Book 16: Of Sir Gawaine<br /> 1.) <br /> <br /> 17.) A voice stops Bors from killing his brother and a sudden flame rises between them , that heals Bor’s brother. The voice than asks Bors to travel to the sea to meet Sir Parcival. And after the two brothers forgive each other Bors starts his travel. At night he rests at an old abbey and hears that demanding voice again and he immediately marks himself with a cross on his forehead and picks up his travel. On a beach a ship with white saisl is waiting and as soon as he gets on board the ship starts moving (no crew mentioned) very fast. On the ship he finds Sir Parcival sleeping and both men soon recognize each other and are sure God himself brought them together. They talk and pray and the only thing they are missing while the ship travels forwards and backwards is Sir Galahad.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>3.) Sir Lancelot takes a rest at a cross and he prays to god in order to make him not commit any sins again. Then he falls asleep and starts to dream. In his dream he sees eight kings and two knights kneeling down at the cross and praying to god. Lancelot sees that the gate to heaven opens and god comes along with many angles around him. One soldier prays for forgiveness but god reminds him of his sins and doesn’t forgive him. In the morning Lancelot awakes and rides along the country. He meets the knight that stole his horse, helmet and his sword. After a short fight he gets back his habits and rides into the night where he meets an old man. He asks for help to find the Holy Grail and tells him about the dream. <br /> Information about: Dreams and mysteries; Religion and faith;<br /> <br /> 4.) The old man tells Lancelot about the seven kings. Their names were: king Nappus, king Nacien, king Hellias, king Lysais, king Ionas, king Lancelot (Lancelot’s grandfather) and king Ban (Lancelot’s father). The two knights in Lancelot’s dream were he himself and his son Sir Galahad that he got from king Pelleas’ daughter. Lancelot seems to be confused about all this information and after he again prayed to god he goes to sleep and rides away the next day. <br /> Information about: Knighthood and the virtues; Family ties of Lancelot; Religion and faith/ sin;<br /> <br /> 5.) Lancelot rides into a forest and is led to a castle. At this place there is a tournament between the knights of the castle (fighting in black clothes) and their opponents (fighting in white clothes). Sir Lancelot decides to help the weaker party, which is the black. He does some marvelous fights and is praised by the members of the black side. When the battles are over Lancelot rides into the forest to get some rest, but the black knights follow him and tell him to leave, otherwise he will be taken into their prison. That’s why Lancelot rides away and tries to sleep under a tree. At this place he has the vision of an old man reminding him of his broken promise not to sin again. This note makes him ride further until he reaches a chapel. A Lady in it calls for him and wants to know everything about him.<br /> Information about: Religion and faith/ sin; Dreams; visions and mystery;<br /> <br /> 6.) Lancelot tells the Lady about the tournament and the vision and he wants her to explain their meaning to him. The Lady tells him that the tournament was part of the quest of the Holy Grail. In course of this quest Lancelot has turned to the evil side because of the sins he has committed. That’s why she warns him to come back to the good side. After their conversation they eat together and then Lancelot rides away. In the end Lancelot overcomes a dark river through his strong belief. At the other side of the water stands a black knight that kills Lancelot’s horse. Sir Lancelot doesn’t know what to do then, but he thanks god for all his adventures. Information about: Religion and the fight between good and evil;</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>3.) Sir Lancelot takes a rest at a cross and he prays to god in order to make him not commit any sins again. Then he falls asleep and starts to dream. In his dream he sees eight kings and two knights kneeling down at the cross and praying to god. Lancelot sees that the gate to heaven opens and god comes along with many angles around him. One soldier prays for forgiveness but god reminds him of his sins and doesn’t forgive him. In the morning Lancelot awakes and rides along the country. He meets the knight that stole his horse, helmet and his sword. After a short fight he gets back his habits and rides into the night where he meets an old man. He asks for help to find the Holy Grail and tells him about the dream. <br /> Information about: Dreams and mysteries; Religion and faith;<br /> <br /> 4.) The old man tells Lancelot about the seven kings. Their names were: king Nappus, king Nacien, king Hellias, king Lysais, king Ionas, king Lancelot (Lancelot’s grandfather) and king Ban (Lancelot’s father). The two knights in Lancelot’s dream were he himself and his son Sir Galahad that he got from king Pelleas’ daughter. Lancelot seems to be confused about all this information and after he again prayed to god he goes to sleep and rides away the next day. <br /> Information about: Knighthood and the virtues; Family ties of Lancelot; Religion and faith/ sin;<br /> <br /> 5.) Lancelot rides into a forest and is led to a castle. At this place there is a tournament between the knights of the castle (fighting in black clothes) and their opponents (fighting in white clothes). Sir Lancelot decides to help the weaker party, which is the black. He does some marvelous fights and is praised by the members of the black side. When the battles are over Lancelot rides into the forest to get some rest, but the black knights follow him and tell him to leave, otherwise he will be taken into their prison. That’s why Lancelot rides away and tries to sleep under a tree. At this place he has the vision of an old man reminding him of his broken promise not to sin again. This note makes him ride further until he reaches a chapel. A Lady in it calls for him and wants to know everything about him.<br /> Information about: Religion and faith/ sin; Dreams; visions and mystery;<br /> <br /> 6.) Lancelot tells the Lady about the tournament and the vision and he wants her to explain their meaning to him.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>3.) Sir Lancelot takes a rest at a cross and he prays to god in order to make him not commit any sins again. Then he falls asleep and starts to dream. In his dream he sees eight kings and two knights kneeling down at the cross and praying to god. Lancelot sees that the gate to heaven opens and god comes along with many angles around him. One soldier prays for forgiveness but god reminds him of his sins and doesn’t forgive him. In the morning Lancelot awakes and rides along the country. He meets the knight that stole his horse, helmet and his sword. After a short fight he gets back his habits and rides into the night where he meets an old man. He asks for help to find the Holy Grail and tells him about the dream. <br /> Information about: Dreams and mysteries; Religion and faith;<br /> <br /> 4.) The old man tells Lancelot about the seven kings. Their names were: king Nappus, king Nacien, king Hellias, king Lysais, king Ionas, king Lancelot (Lancelot’s grandfather) and king Ban (Lancelot’s father). The two knights in Lancelot’s dream were he himself and his son Sir Galahad that he got from king Pelleas’ daughter. Lancelot seems to be confused about all this information and after he again prayed to god he goes to sleep and rides away the next day. <br /> Information about: Knighthood and the virtues; Family ties of Lancelot; Religion and faith/ sin;<br /> <br /> 5.) Lancelot rides into a forest and is led to a castle. At this place there is a tournament between the knights of the castle (fighting in black clothes) and their opponents (fighting in white clothes). Sir Lancelot decides to help the weaker party, which is the black. He does some marvellous fights and is praised by the members of the black side. When the battles are over Lancelot rides into the forest to get some rest, but the black knights follow him and tell him to leave, otherwise he will be taken into their prison. That’s why Lancelot rides away and tries to sleep under a tree. At this place he has the vision of an old man reminding him of his broken promise not to sin again. This note makes him ride further until he reaches a chapel. A Lady in it calls for him and wants to know everything about him.<br /> Information about: Religion and faith/ sin; Dreams; visions and mystery;<br /> <br /> 6.) Lancelot tells the Lady about the tournament and the vison and he wants her to explain their meaning to him.</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>3.) Sir Lancelot takes a rest at a cross and he prays to god in order to make him not commit any sins again. Then he falls asleep and starts to dream. In his dream he sees eight kings and two knights kneeling down at the cross and praying to god. Lancelot sees that the gate to heaven opens and god comes along with many angles around him. One soldier prays for forgiveness but god reminds him of his sins and doesn’t forgive him. In the morning Lancelot awakes and rides along the country. He meets the knight that stole his horse, helmet and his sword. After a short fight he gets back his habits and rides into the night where he meets an old man. He asks for help to find the Holy Grail and tells him about the dream. <br /> Information about: Dreams and mysteries; Religion and faith;<br /> <br /> 4.) The old man tells Lancelot about the seven kings. Their names were: king Nappus, king Nacien, king Hellias, king Lysais, king Ionas, king Lancelot (Lancelot’s grandfather) and king Ban (Lancelot’s father). The two knights in Lancelot’s dream were he himself and his son Sir Galahad that he got from king Pelleas’ daughter. Lancelot seems to be confused about all this information and after he again prayed to god he goes to sleep and rides away the next day. <br /> Information about: Knighthood and the virtues; Family ties of Lancelot; Religion and faith/ sin;<br /> <br /> 5.) Lancelot rides into a forest and is led to a castle. At this place there is a tournament between the knights of the castle (fighting in black clothes) and their opponents (fighting in white clothes). Sir Lancelot decides to help the weaker party, which is the black. He does some marvellous fights and is praised by the members of the black side. When the battles are over Lancelot rides into the forest to get some rest, but the black knights follow him and tell him to leave, otherwise he will be taken into their prison. That’s why Lancelot rides away and tries to sleep under a tree. At this place he has the vision of an old man reminding him of his broken promise not to sin again. This note makes him ride further until he reaches a chapel that seems to call for him.<br /> Information about: Religion and faith/ sin; Dreams; visions and mystery;</div>

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<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>3.) Sir Lancelot takes a rest at a cross and he prays to god in order to make him not commit any sins again. Then he falls asleep and starts to dream. In his dream he sees eight kings and two knights kneeling down at the cross and praying to god. Lancelot sees that the gate to heaven opens and god comes along with many angles around him. One soldier prays for forgiveness but god reminds him of his sins and doesn’t forgive him. In the morning Lancelot awakes and rides along the country. He meets the knight that stole his horse, helmet and his sword. After a short fight he gets back his habits and rides into the night where he meets an old man. He asks for help to find the Holy Grail and tells him about the dream. <br /> Information about:<br /> - Dreams and mysteries;<br /> - Religion and faith;<br /> <br /> 4.) The old man tells Lancelot about the seven kings. Their names were: king Nappus, king Nacien, king Hellias, king Lysais, king Ionas, king Lancelot (Lancelot’s grandfather) and king Ban (Lancelot’s father). The two knights in Lancelot’s dream were he himself and his son Sir Galahad that he got from king Pelleas’ daughter. Lancelot seems to be confused about all this information and after he again prayed to god he goes to sleep and rides away the next day. <br /> Information about: <br /> - Knighthood and the virtues;<br /> - Family ties of Lancelot; <br /> - Religion and faith/ sin;<br /> <br /> 5.) Lancelot rides into a forest and is led to a castle. At this place there is a tournament between the knights of the castle (fighting in black clothes) and their opponents (fighting in white clothes). Sir Lancelot decides to help the weaker party, which is the black. He does some marvellous fights and is praised by the members of the black side. When the battles are over Lancelot rides into the forest to get some rest, but the black knights follow him and tell him to leave, otherwise he will be taken into their prison. That’s why Lancelot rides away and tries to sleep under a tree. At this place he has the vision of an old man reminding him of his broken promise not to sin again. This note makes him ride further until he reaches a chapel that seems to call for him.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8562 2007-11-28T15:05:45Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turns eighteen. <br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heard by young Tristram. <br /> <br /> 5.) Tristram wants to go to Cornwaille and fight for king Mark. He hopes to become a knight at king Mark's court. Before he leaves Liones there arrives a messenger from king Faramon of France telling Tristram that the king's daughter is in love with him. But Tristram isn't interested in her love. This affords so much grief to the daughter that she dies later on. Arriving at Mark's court Tristram offers him to fight against Sir Marhaus if he is made a knight. So king Mark makes him a knight after he heard about Tristrams origin. Both, Sir Marhaus and Sir Tristram, get armed and horsed and ride away to meet onto the battlefield. <br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Tristram prepares himself for the fight and he tells Gouvernaile, his servant, not to come to the battlefield until he is slain or the winner of the match. He reminds Gouvernaile to burry him as a Cristian if he shall be killed. Then they departe from each other. <br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Tristram and Sir Marhaus start to fight against each other on the battlefield. In the beginning they seem to own equal powers, but after fighting for nearly half a day Sir Tristram's powers seem to be greater. He wounds Sir Marhaus badly on his head. This stroke makes Sir Marhaus flee from the battle back to Ireland. Sir Tristram tries to stop him from leaving but he can't. The battle is over and Sir Tristram is the victor. As a demonstration of his power and strength he wants to carry around Marhaus' shield. This will make everyone realize that he has beaten strong Sir Marhaus, the noble knight of the table round, although he himself is a very young knight. <br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Marhaus arrives in Ireland and his wounds are served by his sister, the queen of Ireland, but the wound on his head is so strong, that he dies a few days after his arrival at home. His sister wants revenge for her brother's death and she swears to be reminded of that day ever after. When king Mark and Gouvernaile arrive at Sir Tristram, they see that ha is wounded badly, that's why they take him into the castle of Tyntigail and serve him. But Sir Tristram doesn't recover. The members of the court look for help in the whole country, that's when a lady comes to king Mark and tells him that Tristram will only recover, if he is send to Ireland and served there. According to this foreshadowing Sir Tristram is send to Ireland, where he stays at king Anguisshe's castle. The king doesn't know anything about Sir Tristram, but he cares for him and tells him the story of the battle in Cornwaille. <br /> <br /> 9.) King Anguisshe's daughter La beale Isoud now cares for Sir Tristram and he falls in love with her, but there is another knight, Sir Palamides that also loves her. One day there is a great tournament at the court and the voictor of it shall be married to the Lady of the laundes. In this tournament Sir Palamides is a great fighter that beats many other knights. That's why La beale Isoud asks Sir Tristram to fight in this tournament and he decides to do so, but then a squiver from France arrives. Tristram recognizes him and prays him not to tell anything about himself and his battle against Sir Marhaus in order not to be detected.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8561 2007-11-28T15:02:36Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.<br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heared by young Tristram.<br /> <br /> 5.) Tristram wants to go to Cornwaille and fight for king Mark. He hopes to become a knight at king Mark's court. Before he leaves Liones there arrives a messenger from king Faramon of France telling Tristram that the king's daughter is in love with him. But Tristram isn't interested in her love. This affords so much grief to the daughter that she dies later on. Arriving at Mark's court Tristram offers him to fight against Sir Marhaus if he is made a knight. So king Mark makes him a knight after he heard about Tristrams origin. Both, Sir Marhaus and Sir Tristram, get armed and horsed and ride away to meet onto the battlefield.<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Tristram prepares himself for the fight and he tells Gouvernaile, his servant, not to come to the battlefield until he is slain or the winner of the match. He reminds Gouvernaile to burry him as a christian if he shall be killed. Then they departe from each other.<br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Tristram and Sir Marhaus start to fight against each other on the battlefield. In the beginning they seem to own equal powers, but after fighting for nearly half a day Sir Tristram's powers seem to be greater. He wounds Sir Marhaus badly on his head. This stroke makes Sir Marhaus flee from the battle back to Ireland. Sir Tristram tries to stop him from leaving but he can't. The battle is over and Sir Tristram is the victor. As a demonstration of his power and strenghth he wants to carry arround Marhaus' shield. This will make everyone realize that he has beaten strong Sir Marhaus, the noble knight of the table round, although he himself is a very young knight.<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Marhaus arrives in Ireland and his wounds are served by his sister, the queen of Ireland, but the wound on his head is so strong, that he dies a few days after his arrival at home. His sister wants revenge for her brother's death and she swears to be reminded of that day ever after. <br /> When king Mark and Gouvernaile arrive at Sir Tristram, they see that ha is wounded badly, that's why they take him into the castle of Tyntigail and serve him. But Sir Tristram doesn't recover. The members of the court look for help in the whole country, that's when a lady comes to king Mark and tells him that Tristram will only recover, if he is send to Ireland and served there. According to this foreshadowing Sir Tristram is send to Ireland, where he stays at king Anguisshe's castle. The king doesn't know anything about Sir Tristram, but he cares for him and tells him the story of the battle in Cornwaille.<br /> <br /> 9.) King Anguisshe's daughter La beale Isoud now cares for Sir Tristram and he falls in love with her, but there is another knight, Sir Palamides, that also loves her. One day there is a great tournament at the court and the voictor of it shall be married to the Lady of the laundes. In this tournament Sir Palamides is a great fighter that beats many other knights. That's why La beale Isoud asks Sir Tristram to fight in this tournament and he decides to do so, but then a squiver from France arrives. Tristram recognizes him and prays him not to tell anything about himself and his battle against Sir Marhaus in order not to be detected.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8558 2007-11-28T14:47:57Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.<br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heared by young Tristram.<br /> <br /> 5.) Tristram wants to go to Cornwaille and fight for king Mark. He hopes to become a knight at king Mark's court. Before he leaves Liones there arrives a messenger from king Faramon of France telling Tristram that the king's daughter is in love with him. But Tristram isn't interested in her love. This affords so much grief to the daughter that she dies later on. Arriving at Mark's court Tristram offers him to fight against Sir Marhaus if he is made a knight. So king Mark makes him a knight after he heard about Tristrams origin. Both, Sir Marhaus and Sir Tristram, get armed and horsed and ride away to meet onto the battlefield.<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Tristram prepares himself for the fight and he tells Gouvernaile, his servant, not to come to the battlefield until he is slain or the winner of the match. He reminds Gouvernaile to burry him as a christian if he shall be killed. Then they departe from each other.<br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Tristram and Sir Marhaus start to fight against each other on the battlefield. In the beginning they seem to own equal powers, but after fighting for nearly half a day Sir Tristram's powers seem to be greater. He wounds Sir Marhaus badly on his head. This stroke makes Sir Marhaus flee from the battle back to Ireland. Sir Tristram tries to stop him from leaving but he can't. The battle is over and Sir Tristram is the victor. As a demonstration of his power and strenghth he wants to carry arround Marhaus' shield. This will make everyone realize that he has beaten strong Sir Marhaus, the noble knight of the table round, although he himself is a very young knight.<br /> <br /> 8.) Sir Marhaus arrives in Ireland and his wounds are served by his sister, the queen of Ireland, but the wound on his head is so strong, that he dies a few days after his arrival at home. His sister wants revenge for her brother's death and she swears to be reminded of that day ever after. <br /> When king Mark and Gouvernaile arrive at Sir Tristram, they see that ha is wounded badly, that's why they take him into the castle of Tyntigail and serve him. But Sir Tristram doesn't recover. The members of the court look for help in the whole country, that's when a lady comes to king Mark and tells him that Tristram will only recover, if he is send to Ireland and served there. According to this foreshadowing Sir Tristram is send to Ireland, where he stays at king Angiisshe's castle. The king doesn't know anything about Sir Tristram, but he cares for him and tells him the story of the battle in Cornwaille.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8555 2007-11-28T14:35:51Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.<br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heared by young Tristram.<br /> <br /> 5.) Tristram wants to go to Cornwaille and fight for king Mark. He hopes to become a knight at king Mark's court. Before he leaves Liones there arrives a messenger from king Faramon of France telling Tristram that the king's daughter is in love with him. But Tristram isn't interested in her love. This affords so much grief to the daughter that she dies later on. Arriving at Mark's court Tristram offers him to fight against Sir Marhaus if he is made a knight. So king Mark makes him a knight after he heard about Tristrams origin. Both, Sir Marhaus and Sir Tristram, get armed and horsed and ride away to meet onto the battlefield.<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Tristram prepares himself for the fight and he tells Gouvernaile, his servant, not to come to the battlefield until he is slain or the winner of the match. He reminds Gouvernaile to burry him as a christian if he shall be killed. Then they departe from each other.<br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Tristram and Sir Marhaus start to fight against each other on the battlefield. In the beginning they seem to own equal powers, but after fighting for nearly half a day Sir Tristram's powers seem to be greater. He wounds Sir Marhaus badly on his head. This stroke makes Sir Marhaus flee from the battle back to Ireland. Sir Tristram tries to stop him from leaving but he can't. The battle is over and Sir Tristram is the victor. As a demonstration of his power and strenghth he wants to carry arround Marhaus' shield. This will make everyone realize that he has beaten strong Sir Marhaus, the noble knight of the table round, although he himself is a very young knight.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8554 2007-11-28T14:35:37Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.<br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heared by young Tristram.<br /> <br /> 5.) Tristram wants to go to Cornwaille and fight for king Mark. He hopes to become a knight at king Mark's court. Before he leaves Liones there arrives a messenger from king Faramon of France telling Tristram that the king's daughter is in love with him. But Tristram isn't interested in her love. This affords so much grief to the daughter that she dies later on. Arriving at Mark's court Tristram offers him to fight against Sir Marhaus if he is made a knight. So king Mark makes him a knight after he heard about Tristrams origin. Both, Sir Marhaus and Sir Tristram, get armed and horsed and ride away to meet onto the battlefield.<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Tristram prepares himself for the fight and he tells Gouvernaile, his servant, not to come to the battlefield until he is slain or the winner of the match. He reminds Gouvernaile to burry him as a christian if he shall be killed. Then they departe from each other.<br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Tristram and Sir Marhaus start to fight against each other on the battlefield. In the beginning they seem to own equal powers, but after fighting for nearly half a day Sir Tristram's powers seem to be greater. He wounds Sir Marhaus badly on his head. This stroke makes Sir Marhaus flee from the battle back to Ireland. Sir Tristram tries to stop him from leaving but he can't. The battle is over and Sir Tristram is the victor. As a demonstration of his power and strenghth he wants to carry arround Marhaus' shield. This will make everyone realize that he has beaten strong Sir Marhaus, the noble knight of the table round, olthough he himself is a very young knight.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8553 2007-11-28T14:34:24Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.<br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heared by young Tristram.<br /> <br /> 5.) Tristram wants to go to Cornwaille and fight for king Mark. He hopes to become a knight at king Mark's court. Before he leaves Liones there arrives a messenger from king Faramon of France telling Tristram that the king's daughter is in love with him. But Tristram isn't interested in her love. This affords so much grief to the daughter that she dies later on. Arriving at Mark's court Tristram offers him to fight against Sir Marhaus if he is made a knight. So king Mark makes him a knight after he heard about Tristrams origin. Both, Sir Marhaus and Sir Tristram, get armed and horsed and ride away to meet onto the battlefield.<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Tristram prepares himself for the fight and he tells Gouvernaile, his servant, not to come to the battlefield until he is slain or the winner of the match. He reminds Gouvernaile to burry him as a christian if he shall be killed. Then they departe from each other.<br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Tristram and Sir Marhaus start to fight against each other on the battlefield. In the beginning they seem to own equal powers, but after fighting for nearly half a day Sir Tristram's powers seem to be greater. He wounds Sir Marhaus badly on his head. This stroke makes Sir Marhaus flee from the battle back to Ireland. Sir Tristram tries to stop him from leaving but he can't. The battle is over and Sir Tristram is the victor. As a demonstration of his power and strenghth he wants to carry arround Marhaus' shield. This will make everyone realize that he has beaten Sir Marhaus, the noble knight of the table round.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8552 2007-11-28T14:33:50Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.<br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heared by young Tristram.<br /> <br /> 5.) Tristram wants to go to Cornwaille and fight for king Mark. He hopes to become a knight at king Mark's court. Before he leaves Liones there arrives a messenger from king Faramon of France telling Tristram that the king's daughter is in love with him. But Tristram isn't interested in her love. This affords so much grief to the daughter that she dies later on. Arriving at Mark's court Tristram offers him to fight against Sir Marhaus if he is made a knight. So king Mark makes him a knight after he heard about Tristrams origin. Both, Sir Marhaus and Sir Tristram, get armed and horsed and ride away to meet onto the battlefield.<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Tristram prepares himself for the fight and he tells Gouvernaile, his servant, not to come to the battlefield until he is slain or the winner of the match. He reminds Gouvernaile to burry him as a christian if he shall be killed. Then they departe from each other.<br /> <br /> 7.) Sir Tristram and Sir Marhaus start to fight against each other on the battlefield. In the beginning they seem to own equal powers, but after fighting for nearly half a day Sir Tristram's powers seems to be greater. He wounds Sir Marhaus badly on his head. This stroke makes Sir Marhaus flee from the battle back to Ireland. Sir Tristram tries to stop him from leaving but he can't. The battle is over and Sir Tristram is the victor. As a demonstration of his power and strenghth he wants to carry arround Marhaus' shield. This will make everyone realize that he has beaten Sir Marhaus, the noble knight of the table round.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8540 2007-11-28T11:04:02Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.<br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heared by young Tristram.<br /> <br /> 5.) Tristram wants to go to Cornwaille and fight for king Mark. He hopes to become a knight at king Mark's court. Before he leaves Liones there arrives a messenger from king Faramon of France telling Tristram that the king's daughter is in love with him. But Tristram isn't interested in her love. This affords so much grief to the daughter that she dies later on. Arriving at Mark's court Tristram offers him to fight against Sir Marhaus if he is made a knight. So king Mark makes him a knight after he heard about Tristrams origin. Both, Sir Marhaus and Sir Tristram, get armed and horsed and ride away to meet onto the battlefield.<br /> <br /> 6.) Sir Tristram prepares himself for the fight and he tells Gouvernaile, his servant, not to come to the battlefield until he is slain or the winner of the match. He reminds Gouvernaile to burry him as a christian if he shall be killed. Then they departe from each other.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8539 2007-11-28T10:58:48Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.<br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heared by young Tristram.<br /> <br /> 5.) Tristram wants to go to Cornwaille and fight for king Mark. He hopes to become a knight at king Mark's court. Before he leaves Liones there arrives a messenger from king Faramon of France telling Tristram that the king's daughter is in love with him. But Tristram isn't interested in her love. This affords so much grief to the daughter that she dies later on. Arriving at Mark's court Tristram offers him to fight against Sir Marhaus if he is made a knight. So king Mark makes him a knight after he heard about Tristrams origin. Both, Sir Marhaus and Sir Tristram, get armed and horsed and ride away to meet onto the battlefield.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8538 2007-11-28T10:44:30Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.<br /> <br /> 4.) King Anguisshe of Ireland calls for his tribute, but king Mark of Cornwaill doesn't want to pay. Therefore each king sends for a knight that shall fight for them and their &quot;tribute rights&quot;. Sir Marhaus (=knight of the table round and brother to the queen of Ireland) will fight for king Anguisshe and he rides to Cornwaille. Meanwhile king Mark seeks for the right opponent for Sir Marhaus, but he isn't able to find a knight. This news also arrive at king Melodias court and they get heared by young Tristram.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_8&diff=8537 2007-11-28T10:27:59Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1.) King Meliodas, the king of Liones and husband of Elisabeth (=sister of king Mark of Cornewaille) gets lost in the forrest while he is hunting. Seeking his way back home he gets cought and imprisoned by a lady that loves him unanswered. When the pregnant queen Elisabeth realizes that her husband is missing she goes into a forrest with one of her gentilwomen in order to find him. But her efforts initiate the birth of her son. With her last words she names the baby Tristram and reminds him of his misfortune of having killed his own mother. <br /> <br /> 2.) The second chapter is about the return of king Meliodas that has been rescued by Merlin. Being at his court he becomes aware of the birth of his son and the death of Elisabeth. Seven years after Tristram is baptised Meliodas marries again. His wife (=daughter of king Howles of Britain) bears several children. But she knows that these children won't become kings and queens until Tristram dies. That's why she tries to poison him, but to her misfortune she kills her own son. When she tries it again she nearly kills Meliodas. But she stops him from drinking the poison and everything gets detected. Her punishment shall be her death, but Tristram saves her from being burned. After that Tristram is send to France for his own safety and to be educated. <br /> <br /> 3.) Tristram returns from France as a well educated man and noble fighter. He lives together with king Meliodas and his stepmother till he turnes eighteen.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_4&diff=7956 2007-11-15T21:38:09Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1. Merlin falls in love with a woman and he wants to be with her for all the time. When she leaves Arthur’s court Merlin follows her, but before he goes away he talks to Arthur. In this conversation he warns Arthur to keep an eye on his sword Excalibur and the scabbard, because these things should be stolen soon. After Merlin and the woman have travelled around, Merlin asks her to marry him. The woman refuses to marry Merlin, because she thinks he is a son of the devil. In the end of this chapter the woman plays a trick on Merlin. From that time on Merlin is confined under some stones and he isn’t able to acquit himself of these stones.[[User:Freya|Freya]] 22:38, 15 November 2007 (CET)<br /> <br /> 2. Fife kings (the king of Denmark, the king of Ireland, the king of Soleise, the king of the isle of Longtainse and the king of Vale) attack Arthur’s realm. Their plan is to kill Arthur and his fellows. That’s why Arthur wants to fight against them. But he can’t prepare the battle in time, so he, Gwenever and only some of his knights and soldiers are leaving Camelot. They hide in a forest and wait for the troops of their friends. But one knight (the brother of one king out of the fife kings) betrays them and tells his brother about Arthur’s plans and the hiding place.[[User:Freya|Freya]] 22:38, 15 November 2007 (CET)<br /> <br /> 3. Arthur realises that he has been betrayed when a knight tells him about the great damage they’ve suffered. The knight gives Arthur the advice to leave the battle with Gwenever, Sir Kay, Sir Griflet and Sir Gawain in order to save them. So they ride away, but their escape is detected by the fife kings that follow them until they all arrive at a great stream. At this place Arthur, Sir Gawain, Sir Kay and Sir Griflet attack the fife kings successfully. Having killed the fife kings they return to the battle and defeat the rest of the enemies’ soldiers. In the end the victors thank god for his helping hand in this battle.[[User:Freya|Freya]] 22:38, 15 November 2007 (CET)<br /> <br /> 4. The fourth chapter is about the nomination of eight new knights that replace the fallen knights of the battle. Back in Camelot king Pellinore helps Arthur to make the decision. The new knights are divided into four old and four young knights.<br /> The old ones are: King Uriens (Morgan le fay’s husband), the king of the lake, Sir Hervise and Sir Galagars. <br /> The young ones are: Sir Gawain, Sir Griflet and Sir Kay. Still one is missing.[[User:Freya|Freya]] 22:38, 15 November 2007 (CET)<br /> <br /> 5. The last knight shall be chosen between Sir Bagdemagus and Sir Tore (king Pellinore’s son). Arthur chooses Sir Tore, that’s why Sir Bagdemagus leaves Camelot in order to find his own adventures. On his way he finds Merlin being captured under some stones, but he can’t help him and rides away.[[User:Freya|Freya]] 22:38, 15 November 2007 (CET)<br /> <br /> 6. King Arthur and the knights of Camelot go out on a great hunting. Entering a forest king Arthur, king Uriens and Sir Accolon loose their fellows. The three men arrive at a lake where they find a ship owned by some damoisels. They enter the ship and eat and drink together with the women. Each man is led into a secret chamber where they fall asleep, not becoming aware of the fact that they have been numbed. In their numbness they are brought to different places: Uriens is led to Morgan le fay in Camelot. Arthur is brought to a prison in which 20 other knights live.[[User:Freya|Freya]] 22:38, 15 November 2007 (CET)</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_4&diff=7955 2007-11-15T21:37:05Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1. Merlin falls in love with a woman and he wants to be with her for all the time. When she leaves Arthur’s court Merlin follows her, but before he goes away he talks to Arthur. In this conversation he warns Arthur to keep an eye on his sword Excalibur and the scabbard, because these things should be stolen soon. After Merlin and the woman have travelled around, Merlin asks her to marry him. The woman refuses to marry Merlin, because she thinks he is a son of the devil. In the end of this chapter the woman plays a trick on Merlin. From that time on Merlin is confined under some stones and he isn’t able to acquit himself of these stones.<br /> <br /> 2. Fife kings (the king of Denmark, the king of Ireland, the king of Soleise, the king of the isle of Longtainse and the king of Vale) attack Arthur’s realm. Their plan is to kill Arthur and his fellows. That’s why Arthur wants to fight against them. But he can’t prepare the battle in time, so he, Gwenever and only some of his knights and soldiers are leaving Camelot. They hide in a forest and wait for the troops of their friends. But one knight (the brother of one king out of the fife kings) betrays them and tells his brother about Arthur’s plans and the hiding place.<br /> <br /> 3. Arthur realises that he has been betrayed when a knight tells him about the great damage they’ve suffered. The knight gives Arthur the advice to leave the battle with Gwenever, Sir Kay, Sir Griflet and Sir Gawain in order to save them. So they ride away, but their escape is detected by the fife kings that follow them until they all arrive at a great stream. At this place Arthur, Sir Gawain, Sir Kay and Sir Griflet attack the fife kings successfully. Having killed the fife kings they return to the battle and defeat the rest of the enemies’ soldiers. In the end the victors thank god for his helping hand in this battle.<br /> <br /> 4. The fourth chapter is about the nomination of eight new knights that replace the fallen knights of the battle. Back in Camelot king Pellinore helps Arthur to make the decision. The new knights are divided into four old and four young knights.<br /> The old ones are: King Uriens (Morgan le fay’s husband), the king of the lake, Sir Hervise and Sir Galagars. <br /> The young ones are: Sir Gawain, Sir Griflet and Sir Kay. Still one is missing.<br /> <br /> 5. The last knight shall be chosen between Sir Bagdemagus and Sir Tore (king Pellinore’s son). Arthur chooses Sir Tore, that’s why Sir Bagdemagus leaves Camelot in order to find his own adventures. On his way he finds Merlin being captured under some stones, but he can’t help him and rides away.<br /> <br /> 6. King Arthur and the knights of Camelot go out on a great hunting. Entering a forest king Arthur, king Uriens and Sir Accolon loose their fellows. The three men arrive at a lake where they find a ship owned by some damoisels. They enter the ship and eat and drink together with the women. Each man is led into a secret chamber where they fall asleep, not becoming aware of the fact that they have been numbed. In their numbness they are brought to different places: Uriens is led to Morgan le fay in Camelot. Arthur is brought to a prison in which 20 other knights live.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_4&diff=7953 2007-11-15T21:13:12Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1. Merlin falls in love with a woman and he wants to be with her for all the time. When she leaves Arthur’s court Merlin follows her, but before he goes away he talks to Arthur. In this conversation he warns Arthur to keep an eye on his sword Excalibur and the scabbard, because these things should be stolen soon. After Merlin and the woman have travelled around, Merlin asks her to marry him. The woman refuses to marry Merlin, because she thinks he is a son of the devil. In the end of this chapter the woman plays a trick on Merlin. From that time on Merlin is confined under some stones and he isn’t able to acquit himself of these stones.<br /> <br /> 2. Fife kings (the king of Denmark, the king of Ireland, the king of Soleise, the king of the isle of Longtainse and the king of Vale) attack Arthur’s realm. Their plan is to kill Arthur and his fellows. That’s why Arthur wants to fight against them. But he can’t prepare the battle in time, so he, Gwenever and only some of his knights and soldiers are leaving Camelot. They hide in a forest and wait for the troops of their friends. But one knight (the brother of one king out of the fife kings) betrays them and tells his brother about Arthur’s plans and the hiding place.<br /> <br /> 3. Arthur realises that he has been betrayed when a knight tells him about the great damage they’ve suffered. The knight gives Arthur the advice to leave the battle with Gwenever, Sir Kay, Sir Griflet and Sir Gawain in order to save them. So they ride away, but their escape is detected by the fife kings that follow them until they all arrive at a great stream. At this place Arthur, Sir Gawain, Sir Kay and Sir Griflet attack the fife kings successfully. Having killed the fife kings they return to the battle and defeat the rest of the enemies’ soldiers. In the end the victors thank god for his helping hand in this battle.<br /> <br /> 4. The fourth chapter is about the nomination of eight new knights that replace the fallen knights of the battle. Back in Camelot king Pellinore helps Arthur to make the decision. The new knights are divided into four old and four young knights.<br /> The old ones are: King Uriens (Morgan le fay’s husband), the king of the lake, Sir Hervise and Sir Galagars. <br /> The young ones are: Sir Gawain, Sir Griflet and Sir Kay. Still one is missing.<br /> <br /> 5. The last knight shall be chosen between Sir Bagdemagus and Sir Tore (king Pellinore’s son). Arthur chooses Sir Tore, that’s why Sir Bagdemagus leaves Camelot in order to find his own adventures. On his way he finds Merlin being captured under some stones, but he can’t help him and rides away.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_4&diff=7952 2007-11-15T21:00:45Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1. Merlin falls in love with a woman and he wants to be with her for all the time. When she leaves Arthur’s court Merlin follows her, but before he goes away he talks to Arthur. In this conversation he warns Arthur to keep an eye on his sword Excalibur and the scabbard, because these things should be stolen soon. After Merlin and the woman have travelled around, Merlin asks her to marry him. The woman refuses to marry Merlin, because she thinks he is a son of the devil. In the end of this chapter the woman plays a trick on Merlin. From that time on Merlin is confined under some stones and he isn’t able to acquit himself of these stones.<br /> <br /> 2. Fife kings (the king of Denmark, the king of Ireland, the king of Soleise, the king of the isle of Longtainse and the king of Vale) attack Arthur’s realm. Their plan is to kill Arthur and his fellows. That’s why Arthur wants to fight against them. But he can’t prepare the battle in time, so he, Gwenever and only some of his knights and soldiers are leaving Camelot. They hide in a forest and wait for the troops of their friends. But one knight (the brother of one king out of the fife kings) betrays them and tells his brother about Arthur’s plans and the hiding place.<br /> <br /> 3. Arthur realises that he has been betrayed when a knight tells him about the great damage they’ve suffered. The knight gives Arthur the advice to leave the battle with Gwenever, Sir Kay, Sir Griflet and Sir Gawain in order to save them. So they ride away, but their escape is detected by the fife kings that follow them until they all arrive at a great stream. At this place Arthur, Sir Gawain, Sir Kay and Sir Griflet attack the fife kings successfully. Having killed the fife kings they return to the battle and defeat the rest of the enemies’ soldiers. In the end the victors thank god for his helping hand in this battle.</div>

Freya https://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/wiki/index.php?title=Le_Morte_Darthur_Book_4&diff=7950 2007-11-15T20:44:18Z

<p>Freya: </p> <hr /> <div>1. Merlin falls in love with a woman and he wants to be with her for all the time. When she leaves Arthur’s court Merlin follows her, but before he goes away he talks to Arthur. In this conversation he warns Arthur to keep an eye on his sword Excalibur and the scabbard, because these things should be stolen soon. After Merlin and the woman have travelled around, Merlin asks her to marry him. The woman refuses to marry Merlin, because she thinks he is a son of the devil. In the end of this chapter the woman plays a trick on Merlin. From that time on Merlin is confined under some stones and he isn’t able to acquit himself of these stones.<br /> <br /> 2. Fife kings (the king of Denmark, the king of Ireland, the king of Soleise, the king of the isle of Longtainse and the king of Vale) attack Arthur’s realm. Their plan is to kill Arthur and his fellows. That’s why Arthur wants to fight against them. But he can’t prepare the battle in time, so he, Gwenever and only some of his knights and soldiers are leaving Camelot. They hide in a forest and wait for the troops of their friends. But one knight (the brother of one king out of the fife kings) betrays them and tells his brother about Arthur’s plans and the hiding place.</div>

Freya