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In "The Once and Future King," the joust between King Pellinore and Sir Grummore is a comical and exaggerated event. Both knights are portrayed as clumsy and inept, with Pellinore frequently losing his helmet and Grummore unable to control his horse. The joust ends in a draw, highlighting the novel's satirical tone towards the traditional chivalric ideals of knights and their behavior.

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