10 Questions
What did Arthur do with the sword after pulling it from the stone?
He kept it for himself
Why did the knights want Kay to try pulling the sword from the stone?
They believed Kay was the true king
Why did Sir Ector ask Arthur to draw the sword from the stone again?
To confirm Arthur's identity as the true king
What was the reaction of the knights when Arthur successfully drew the sword from the stone?
They realized Arthur was the true king
How did Sir Ector acknowledge Arthur as the true king?
By kneeling down and offering his own sword
How did Arthur find the sword in the field?
The sword was stuck in a stone and caught his eye due to the sunlight shining on it.
What was Kay's reaction when he realized he forgot his sword?
He asked Arthur to find a sword for him from their tent.
Why did Kay stop his horse in the field?
To realize that he had forgotten his sword in his sheath.
Why did Arthur have to fetch Kay's sword from the tent?
Arthur had helped Sir Ector with his armor and was responsible for Kay's sword as well.
What characteristics differentiate Arthur from his brother Kay?
Arthur was taller and stronger than Kay, with fair hair unlike Kay's dark hair.
Learn about the events at Winchester where the knights of Britain gathered, including the introduction of Sir Ector and his two sons, Kay and Arthur. Explore the beginning of the story on New Year's Day.
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