Sir Lovel
Also known as: Lovel · Family: Round Table · Role: knight · First appears: Book XIX, Chapter XI
Life events
- Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred conceal twelve knights in a chamber to ambush Sir Launcelot.(Book XX, Chapter II · 📍 Castle of Carlisle)
- With: Sir Agravaine Sir Mordred Sir Colgrevance Sir Mador de la Porte Sir Gingaline Sir Meliot de Logris Sir Petipase of Winchelsea Sir Galleron Sir Melion of the Mountain Sir Astamore Sir Gromore Somir Joure Sir Curselaine Sir Florence
- “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
- Sir Launcelot kills Sir Agravaine, Sir Florence, Sir Lovel, and thirteen knights while escaping the confrontation.(Book XX, Chapter VII · 📍 queen’s chamber)
- With: Sir Launcelot Sir Agravaine Sir Florence
- “for this night last past he slew your brother, Sir Agravaine, a full good knight, and almost he had slain your other brother, Sir Mordred, and also there he slew thirteen noble knights; and also, Sir Gawaine, remember you he slew two sons of yours, Sir Florence and Sir Lovel.”
Book XIX, Chapter XI
- parent: Sir Gawaine “Then came in Sir Gawaine with his three sons, Sir Gingalin, Sir Florence, and Sir Lovel”
- siblings with Sir Gingalin “Then came in Sir Gawaine with his three sons, Sir Gingalin, Sir Florence, and Sir Lovel”
- siblings with Sir Florence “Then came in Sir Gawaine with his three sons, Sir Gingalin, Sir Florence, and Sir Lovel”
- elder kin: Sir Brandiles (Brandiles is their maternal uncle.) “these two were begotten upon Sir Brandiles’ sister”
Book XX, Chapter II
- with Sir Agravaine (Sir Lovel is recruited as a co-conspirator in the ambush.) “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
- with Sir Mordred (Sir Lovel joins Sir Mordred in the ambush.) “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
Book XX, Chapter VII
- with Sir Launcelot (Sir Launcelot slew Sir Lovel.) “he slew two sons of yours, Sir Florence and Sir Lovel”
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