The Last Tournament

From Tennyson's Idylls of the King

"And still he cried, 'Ah me, the knighthood's gone,
The glory gone, and I am here alone!'"

The Last Tournament is a tale that explores the complex nature of chivalry, loyalty, and the unraveling of ideals in a world that once prized honor above all else. Set against the turbulent backdrop of Arthurian legend, it focuses on the waning days of Camelot, where once-untouchable knights like Lancelot, Tristram, and Gawain are forced to confront the consequences of their actions, both on the battlefield and in their hearts. It is a story not merely of jousts and glory, but of fractured allegiances, broken vows, and the disillusionment of those who once believed in the high ideals of the Round Table.