Question

what internal conflict does lancelot face when king arthurs army invades france? he would like to fight arthur, but he promised queen guinevere not to harm her husband. he wants to invade england, but he is afraid that arthurs forces will destroy france while he is gone. he is torn between listening to counselors who urge him to attack arthur and those who caution against it. he wants to protect his people, but he is reluctant to fight arthur because he has declared loyalty to the king.

Explanation:

In Arthurian legend, Lancelot has sworn loyalty to King Arthur. When Arthur's army invades France, Lancelot wants to protect his people but is reluctant to fight his liege - lord to whom he has pledged loyalty. This creates an internal conflict for him.

Answer:

He wants to protect his people, but he is reluctant to fight Arthur because he has declared loyalty to the king.