How did the knights of the round table die?

The Knights of the Round Table met various fates, often tied to the themes of loyalty, betrayal, and tragic heroism in Arthurian legend. Some, like Sir Lancelot, faced death in battles or noble quests, while others, such as Sir Gawain, succumbed to conflicts arising from honor and vengeance. The downfall of Camelot, attributed to the betrayal of Queen Guinevere and the conflict with Mordred, ultimately led to the demise of many knights during the fall of King Arthur's reign, culminating in the tragic battles that marked the end of their legendary brotherhood.