- King Pelles wants to find out more about Lancelot, and checks his genealogy to see if madness runs in his family. He's worried about his grandson, Galahad.
- During this research, Pelles is disturbed by a noise in the courtyard. A Wild Man is running about down there. Sheesh—there sure are a lot of Wild Men. They should have their own guild or something.
- The King goes down to see that the Wild Man's wounds are tended to (people are throwing rocks and such at him), and he asks him if he's Lancelot.
- The Wild Man doesn't reply, so King Pelles decides to keep him as a jester. Makes perfect sense, we guess.
- Soon, there's a big holiday in Pelles' town, since his nephew is going to be knighted. Everyone gets a new gown, and it seems like the whole court is drunk.
- Uh oh… everyone except the Wild Man (now the court fool) gets a gown. The King has forgotten about him, so he ends up giving the guy his own gown.
- We find out (but the others do not) that this is, indeed, Sir Lancelot, who looks so different with his beard and skinny physique that no one recognizes him.