A watchmen sees a dragon fall and die. He
rushes to tell
the king and queen what he
has seen.
The king rushes to confirm the news and
the whole kingdom rejoiced to the
happy
news.
The king and queen, and many nobles of the
court, all proceed down to Redcrosse and
bow before him in thanks.
Many people approach the dead dragon
with a mixture of
fear and curiosity,
and some said that parts of him are
still alive so mother
tried to keep
their children away from him.
The King embraces Una and they all head back to the palace.They shared a joyful feast together and listens to Redcrosse's adventure.
The king offers him Una and his throne
but Redcrosse rejected it saying he still has
to serve to the Fairie Queene for another
six years.
Disappointed, but the king said that he
can still make it once he ends his six years
service.
The king calls Una and she entered beautifully without her black cloth and veil.
She was about to speak but interrupted by a messanger.
The messenger carries a letter which says that Redcrosse has already promised himself to another woman.
The king is stunned and demand an explanation.
Redcrosse explain that it was
a trick by
Duessa, whose magic was
just too strong
for him.
Una supports him and said that the
messenger is actually
Archimago in disguise.
Archimago tries to run, but was thrown into dark and well-guarded dungeon
Una and Redcrosse is engaged.
He stays with her for a while, but eventually has to leave to finish serving the Faerie Queene.
He stays with her for a while, but eventually has to leave to finish serving the Faerie Queene.
The narrator tells us that this voyage ends here and
that he'll rest awhile before beginning another.
that he'll rest awhile before beginning another.
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