Sir Ector and Sir Gawaine pass a fretful night.  Unbeknownst to them, they were actually experiencing the same dream.  The dream is about Sir Launcelot jumping on two horses.  Later in the dream, Sir Launcelot comes to a well, and just before he drinks from it, the water disappears.  Sir Launcelot then leaves the well and rides a horse to a rich man’s house. 

 When both Sir Ector and Sir Gawaine wake up, they realize they had the same dream.  They are amazed at this coincidence.  As they talk, a hand with a candle floats in front of them and vanishes into a chapel.  Then they hear a voice which tells them that they may not experience the adventures of the Sangreal.

Ector and Gawaine decide to seek a hermit to explain all of the visions and voices.  Towards the end, they decide to go to a valley.  Upon the way, they meet a knight and Sir Gawaine challenges the knight to a joust.  The other knight is badly wounded and asks to be taken to the abbey.  Sir Gawaine takes Uwaine les Avoutres to the abbey, pulls the rest of the spear out, and learns that the other knight is a member of Sir Arthur's court. Just before Uwaine les Avoutres dies, he says he also was seeking the Sangreal.

Written by Ian Bishop, Class of '07