I have two questions for you all:
After the holy grail we know that Lancelot is really focused on being holy again. However, it takes only to literally the first page of the next story for him to forget. After this reading, does Malory intend for us to see Lancelot as a lover or sinner? Do they have have to be mutually exclusive? Use the text to support yourself.
Secondly, completely different question: Why did Lancelot disguise himself for the tournament (this when he dressed up as one of Barnard of Ascolat’s sons)? Maybe I missed it but was he trying to prove a point? What does this anonymity( something we’ve seen before: aka knight of the cart) imply about the theme of identity?