The Once And Future King By T. H. White

The Once and Future King – by T.H. White: Which ideas seem most important to understanding the plot of the story? – The most important ideas to understand the plot of the story are the ideas of different types of leaders that exist in the world. Throughout the story, Wart sees how different societies work for different species and how each one is related to the different types of governments that exist in the world. Through this, the idea of power is explored as Wart learns how power can be beneficial to society and how it can also become corrupt when power becomes absolute such as when Wart explores the society of the perch. The idea of power helps us understand how Wart is being taught about government and how it can easily become corrupt as he is
Jack only lied to use it as an advantage, not thinking about those he was hurting through his lie. Due to the lie, Algernon decided to get revenge on Jack for his lie by going to his house disguised as Ernest. This caused great confusion and pain for the family as a lie can not be solved by another lie, but only with the truth and forgiveness of others. What important events have happened in each section/chapter of the story? Important events that happened in each section of the story were the discovery of a new hidden secret. In Act 1 it is revealed that Ernest is living a double life as Jack and Ernest to spend time with Gwendolyn. In Act 2, Algernon goes to Jack’s house as Ernest and falls in love with Cecily as Ernest. It is then revealed to Cecily that Ernest never existed, and that Algernon lied about his identity. In Act 3 Jack discovers he was left in a train station by Miss Prism and that he was the son of the sister of Lady Bracknell. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes – by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Which ideas seem most important to understanding the plot of the