King Arthur: The Sword In The Stone

The characters in “King Arthur: The Sword in the Stone,” stood out. Many of the characters in the story behave quite surprisingly. The characters’ actions in the story is not really expected by the readers. This, therefore, makes the characters stand out. For example, in the beginning of the story, it was described that Merlin, an old sorcerer, took the first son of King Uther, because Merlin believed that his son’s future was endangered and threatened. King Uther was convinced by Merlin, and allowed Merlin to take his newborn son. When reading the beginning of the story, the characters already began to stand out to me. I thought it was a little bit unusual when King Uther simply just handed over his son to Merlin. King Uther did not fight nor argue with sorcerer other than saying, “But the child was just born!” Uther was very convinced with what Merlin was saying, and he immediately
In the beginning of the story, readers were able to view Arthur as a child. In the beginning of the story, it was described that Arthur enjoyed being with his animal friends and he did not mind listening to the commands of his older brother Sir Kay. However, once Arthur realized he must fulfill his destiny of becoming king, Arthur was able to mature himself into a possible great leader. At the end of the story, Arthur became King Arthur and gave great speech to show that he will become a great leader. This shows that Arthur stood out in the story, because he had changed throughout the story. Arthur dramatically changed from the beginning to the end. Arthur changed from a young, innocent boy who loved animals to a man ready to become the King of England. This dramatic change was very noticeable to readers, which made Arthur stand out. In addition, it was unexpected that someone like Arthur could become the rightful king of England. The other characters in the story did not expect Arthur to become king. This had also made Arthur stand