Rest in Peace: Launcelot's Spiritual Journey in Le Morte Darthur

Kate Dosanjh

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When read in relation to Launcelot's encounter with the Grail, Launcelot's death can be interpreted as a triumphant assurance of heavenly peace, despite the tone of loss that marks the scene.

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