In the morning Launcelot wakes up, and he sees that he’s in bed with a woman who isn’t Guenever, and he leaps to the conclusion that he’s the victim of enchantment, which is a pretty intuitive guess there Launcelot. He … Continue reading →
Pellam invites Launcelot back to his castle, for a meal, and of course Launcelot accepts. When Joseph of Arimathea’s descendent invites you in, you don’t say no! So it’s back to Pellam’s castle, which has been rebuilt since that time … Continue reading →
At this point you may be thinking that you recognize this Pelles! Back in Book IV Malory told us a story about Sir Pellas, who married Nimue and has a perfect jousting record because Nimue stops him from fighting … Continue reading →
At this point Malory lets us in on a little secret, which is that the whole boiling bathtub thing is all part of an enchantment cooked up by Morgan le Fay and her confederate, the Queen of Northgalis, because they … Continue reading →
