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Characters:

Sir Galahad

Sir Lancelot

White Knight

Sir Bagdemagus

King Arthur

Monks

Nuns

One day, a young maiden came to the castle of 

King Arthur, saluted th king, and said, "Sir 

Lancelot, I bid you follow me and do not 

tarry." She took him riding though the forest 

until they came to an abbey, where a dozen 

nuns and a young, handsome boy greeted 

them. Lancelot knighted the boy, Sir Galahad, 

and all of the nuns cried, for they knew that 

they would soon have to part with the boy that 

they raised. Sir Galahad and Sir Lancelot rode 

separately to Camelot, and Lancelot returned 

to the Round Table.

Upon Lancelot's return, new words appeared 

on the Perilous Seat. King Arthur said, "The 

seat will surely be filled this very day, since 

this is the feast Whitsunday celebrating the 

coming of the Holy Ghost five hundred years 

ago." The knights covered the letters with a 

cloak until the knight spoken of comes to 

them. After they had finished eating, a squire 

came to tell Arthur of a red marble stone with 

a sword in it by the river. 

All of the knights went down to the river to try 

their luck at pulling the sword, but none could. 

After all had tried, they returned to their 

places around the Round Table. 

An old man entered the hall with the 

handsome Sir Galahad. All knew that the seat 

was for Galahad, for the day was almost over. 

After the old man left, many commented on 

the resemblance of Lancelot and the new 

knight, when Lancelot realized that Galahad 

was his son. 

After the feast, King Arthur took Galahad to 

the sword in the stone by the river, and 

Galahad pulled it out easily. King Arthur 

celebrated by having a jousting tourney, and 

also to see Sir Galahad's skills. Being the best 

knight in all the world, Galahad beat every 

knight he faced, without a shield! 

After the jousting tourney, the knights of the 

Round Table had a grand feast. In the middle 

of their meal, a loud peal of thunder shook the 

castle, and the Holy Grail entered the hall. 

The hall became brighter than any summer 

day, then the Holy Grail left as soon as it had 

come. 

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