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Sir Lancelot the Handsome
© Linda Casselman
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Jul 21, 2000
Of course he did.
Like Sir Percival and Sir Tristan, Sir Lancelot also came close to achieving the Holy Grail. After many days of prayer and fasting Lancelot came upon castle Carbonek (the holy grail castle). He was not permitted to enter though because of his moral sins with Queen Guinevere and against King Arthur and his knights. He was, however, given a wondrous vision of the Grail. But when Lancelot stepped too closely, he was knocked back by an intense fire that left him dazed for 24 days. We are nearing the end of our quest, dear readers. Join me next time for Sir Galahad...
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Thanks Debra. Glad you enjoyed your visit and learned something new. My Arthurian series continues with a look at Sir Galahad on Friday and will explore several other characters over the next few we ...
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I'm embarrassed to admit that until I came across your articles, my knowledge of Arthurian legend didn't go much deeper than Camelot or Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Thanks for pr ...
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Thank you Suzanne!
I'm glad that you enjoyed your visit.
Come back again. :)
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Great storytelling! I really enjoyed your story. You are a wealth of knowledge about the mythical figures.cheers,
Suzanne ...
-- posted by suzannemhill
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