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Mordred And Sir Lancelot Analysis
Mordred and Sir Aggravayne setting up a trap with twelve other knights to catch Sir Lancelot having an affair with Queen Guinevere. Another similarity between the two stories is that Mordred is the only one alive after he and the knights fight Lancelot. Sir Lancelot is warned of the pitfall set up by the knights, after being warned he became nervous. His nervousness could signify that he was scared of Mordred. Mordred is mentioned, along with Aggravayne and twelve other knights, as a good knight showing that Mordred was virtuous. This version of the legend is unique because it does not mention the discussion about Sir Lancelot between Mordred and Aggravayne to King Arthur and it does not mention the deliverance of the news by Mordred to King
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