Why Is Lanval Put on Trial
The Queen Then Complains to Arthur That Lanval Asked to Be Her Lover and When She Refused Him He Said He Loved Someone More Beautiful, and Arthur Puts Lanval...
The queen then complains to Arthur that Lanval asked to be her lover and when she refused him he said he loved someone more beautiful, and Arthur puts Lanval on trial. It is decided that if his lady comes then they will know that Lanval would not have made advances on the queen.
Where does Lanval go at the end of the story?
At the very end of “Lanval,” he and his lady ride off to Avalon, never to be seen again, even though Lanval has been cleared of all charges.
What is the lesson of Lanval?
The moral lesson of the story, in my opinion, is to do what’s right, even when those around you insist upon doing what is wrong. Lanval never lied, never betrayed his king, and never betrayed his love.
Elena Rostova holds a Master's degree in Public Health Journalism. She covers groundbreaking medical research, holistic wellness trends, mental health awareness, and nutritional science.
