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Good evening and welcome to this sleepy bookshelf, where we put down our worries from the day and pick up a good book. I'm your host, Elizabeth. It is so wonderful to be here with you tonight.

This evening we are returning to King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.

Before we continue, let's release the day.

Take a deep breath in, gathering your thoughts and exhale, letting them drift away.

Imagine your mind becoming quieter,

like a calm, still night.

Stay in this calmness, while I recap our last episode.

After being driven mad by the false information of LeBelle-Eauce's death, Sir Tristram lived in the forest like a wild man until he recovered his senses. During this time,

he saved a knight by killing a giant. He was later found and brought to King Mark's

court where La Belle Assault recognized him with the help of his loyal hound.

Despite this, King Mark remained hostile and banished him again.

Leaving Cornwall, Tristram travelled with Sir Dinadan and proved his prowess by defeating many knights and overcoming a troop of nearly 30 attackers.

Though Dinadan was often fearful, Tristram showed constant courage and skill.

They met other knights, including Sir Garwain, and uncovered a plot by Morgan Lefei to ambush

noble knights.

Tristram continued to excel in battle and gain renown.

At a tournament at the Maiden's Castle, he fought in disguise as the knight of the black shield,

defeating many opponents, including Sir Palomites, and even challenging King Arthur.

He later fought Sir Lancelot, but withdrew due to a serious wound.

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