- Even with the change of surroundings, Lancelot's still pining away for Guenever.
- But Elaine has fallen in love with Lancelot. And really: do you blame her?
- With nothing else to do (except mope around), Lancelot gets drunk with the butler, and they sit around talking about love.
- Lance gets some good news: Guenever is at a castle nearby, and the King isn't with her.
- The next morning, Lancelot wakes up, thinking he's in bed with his Guen. Oops: it's actually Elaine.
- Lancelot is so upset that he threatens to kill Elaine; she has betrayed him (and remember: he greatly valued his virginity, because he believed that was the source of his super strength and knightly talents).
- He's no longer as strong as ten guys (or so he thinks).
- Plus, only virgins can work miracles, so now that's gone out the window.
- Turns out, Elaine thought up this whole plan—because she loved him.
- She wants to have his baby and name him Galahad, just like his daddy.
- Lancelot wants nothing to do with this. He tells her that if she has a baby, it's hers, and not his (uh, we think biology will disagree with you on that one, Lance).