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Part 2, The Princess Bride, 97-155 Summary
Igraine is unhappy that Derfel writes nothing of Arthur's early years. Derfel summarizes what little he has learned. Igraine urges Derfel to write faster and include fantasies. Derfel admits to adding drama to Arthur's arrival: Owain had known he is coming. The battle is a rout. Young Derfel is dazzled by Arthur and his horsemen. Gwlyddyn introduces them and Derfel is drawn into Arthur's "infectious confidence." Arthur assigns Derfel to Owain for further seasoning but promising to take him into his force. All wait for Arthur to kill Gundleus, but he spares him, to be judged by kings rather than for revenge, but allows Owain to claim Gundleus' lover Ladwys. Derfel reminds Tanaburs of their first meeting and scares him into the forest, yelling back that Derfel's mother is alive. That night, the Dumnonians feast...
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