Sir Urry, grieved by seven wounds that will never heal until the wounds have been treated by the best knight in the world, comes to Arthur's court at Pentecost. Arthur and all his court try to help him, but only Launcelot is effective, not through his own virtue but through his humble appeal to the Trinity. Urry follows Launcelot from that day forward, along with Sir Lavine. But on the night of the miraculous healing, Gawain's wicked brothers, jealous of Launcelot's success, lie in wait for him in the queen's bedroom, hoping to catch him with her.
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