This man tries to kill himself by tying a belt end to his neck, and the other end to a saddle, so that he will be strangled.
This man tries to kill himself by tying a belt end to his neck, and the other end to a saddle, so that he will be strangled. He does battle against one enemy on a heath which contains a sycamore tree planted in the time of Abel. In one adventure, this man encounters a bridge which is submerged underwater, as well as an alternate path known as "sword bridge." During that adventure he comes to the castle of the virtuous King Bagdemagu and his opposite son Meleagant. Chretien des Troyes calls him "the knight of the cart." Thomas Mallory describes how he was drugged and slept with Elaine of Corbenic to father Galahad. For 10 points, name this knight known for his tempestuous affair with Guinevere.
This man tries to kill himself by tying a belt end to his neck, and the other end to a saddle, so that he will be strangled.
Lancelot