Moral
Takeaway
True worth is proved by courage, humility, and faithful duty, not by pride or outward show.
Pyle, Howard
In this classic retelling, Arthur’s story begins in secrecy, with Merlin, Uther Pendragon, and the hidden infant who will one day rule Britain. When the kingdom falls into disorder, the miracle of the sword in the stone reveals Arthur’s true right to the throne. He becomes king, marries Guinevere, and gathers the knights of the Round Table. The tale then unfolds through early adventures of Merlin, Sir Pellias, Sir Gawaine, and the Lady of the Lake, ending with scenes of courage, honor, and knightly nobility.

Moral
True worth is proved by courage, humility, and faithful duty, not by pride or outward show.
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