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Sir Launcelot slayed Sir Turquine, who had slain many knights, and Sir Peris de Forest Savage, who slain many women.

Now we focus on Sir Launcelot, King Arthur having defeated Lucius of Rome. Launcelot has been enchanted by 4 queens, one of which is King Arthur's sister Morgan Le Fey, and tempted to take one of them as paramour.

Arthur and his Round Table defeat emperor Lucius of Rome, and send his body along with many other kings back to Rome as payment for the tribute Rome desired from Britain, Ireland, Almaine and Germany.

Sir Uwaine 's challenge was shorter than the other two, though Sir Gawaine in the end fails to return to the fountain with his damosel, making him tonight's biggest loser.

Sir Gawaine betrays Sir Pelleas, though it may be for the better, as Sir Pelleas meets with a Lady of the Lake whom he will love and she love him to the end. This still brings shame to Sir. Gawaine, at least in my opinion.
Sir. Marhaus gains glory in battle during his adventure. It seems those two in the family line of Morgan Le Fay are of poor character.

The brotherhood that Sir Marhaus found with Sir Gawaine and Sir Uwaine in battle reminds me of the saying, that men will be the biggest enemies then the closest brothers the next day, often after a physical scuffle to settle the matter.