The castle of Lancelot's friend Count Dagins. Here Lancelot and his party passed the night after rescuing the Queen from the stake.

In Malory, Lancelot and the Queen was surprised together at Carlisle. Presumably it was there, also, that the Queen was to be burnt, since she had a very hasty trial. The Vulgate version differs widely in important details, but my notes do not include evidence that the locale is changed. Thus, Kalet [not mentioned by Malory] would be within two day's ride of Carlisle in the direction of Joyous Garde, allowing perhaps the maximum time for escaping before stopping to rest. This precludes identification of Kalet with Kaleph, since Kaleph is in Norgales - surely too far, and in the wrong direction.