Sir Launcelot
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- Sir Launcelot's Origins
- I am weary of life at court, I do lack to seek adventure.
- 'Tis alright, thy are mine bravest knight.
- Encounter with the Four Witches
- We should'st cast a spell so he stays asleep and then oblige him to choose a paramour.
- Encounter with Sir Belleus
- Finally I can be with my paramour.
- Sir Launcelot is the best knight in King Arthur's Round Table. He had sworn oaths of fidelity to his wife, Queen Gwynevere. One day, he decided to embark on a journey for adventure, feeling weary of his life at court.
- Deal with King Bagdemagus' Daughter
- Sir, shall thou fight for me on tuesday?
- He rests upon an apple tree, where Four Queens find him. They cast a spell on him take him as prisoner, threatening to kill him if he doesn't choose one of them as his paramour.
- Fights with the King of North Galys' Knights
- I admit defeat.
- After a noblewoman saves him, he falls asleep in Sir Belleus' bed, who mistakes him as his paramour. Offended by this, Sir Launcelot wounds him and later promises his paramour to help him join King Arthur's Round Table.
- Ending with Queen Gwynevere
- Burn, you traitor!
- He promises to fight in a tournament with King Bagdemagus in gratitude to his daughter for saving him.
- Sire, I shall not fail you.
- The tournament against King of North Galys begins. He fights with the three knights of his Round Table first. After Sir Launcelot defeats Sir Madore de la Porte, Sir Modred, Sir Gahalantyne, and unhorsed 28 more, the King of Noth Galys admits defeat.
- King Arthur finds out about the love between Sir Launcelot and Queen Gwynevere, so she is sentenced to burn at the stake for treason. Sir Launcelot saves her at the last minute.
- I shall save you, my Queen.
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