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    greatest trait‚ but it also gave him great pride‚ which eventually led to his demise. However‚ with his great strength‚ Beowulf accomplishes extreme feats that make him famous and known throughout history. Similarly‚ Sir Gawain shows great honor and chivalry‚ which was to be expected of a knight during his time. Sir Gawain shows extreme courage when he takes the kings place when he is challenged by the Green Knight. Even when the Green Knight is described as being “...Half a giant on earth I hold him

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    Japan is 8‚550 kilometers (km) away from Europe yet the concept of both of their warriors were similar. Europe and Japan both found themselves in pieces and in war causing the start of feudalism. In doing so samurai (Japan’s warriors) and knights (Europe’s warriors) arose. Their positions were created so they could protect and conquer land for their master in exchange for a piece of that land. Although‚ samurai and knights were similar the differences outweigh the similarities. Some of the reasons

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    such as social satire‚ courtly love/ chivalry‚morality‚ and corruption and deceit. One of the most important ideas of the story is that Chaucer puts forward a criteria that

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    Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra’s Don Quixote is‚ perhaps‚ the most famous example of the literary genre called the picaresque novel. A picaresque novel is named for a “pícaro”‚ which is a Spanish term for someone we might describe today as a mischief-maker (Wheeler). This type of novel is a serialized tale describing the progress of the “pícaro”. Besides being mischievous‚ traditionally the “pícaro” is someone who was born into a poor and humble social class who then struggles to live in a society

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    Crazy or Not: Don Quixote and the Real World There have been a number of well-known “mad men” over the course of time‚ a list made up of autocratic rulers‚ serial killers‚ mad scientists and other psychopaths who became infamous because of their violation of human rights and disregard for human life. Caligula‚ a Roman emperor in the early centuries‚ was notorious due to his cruelty and sadistic tendencies‚ extreme extravagance‚ and sexual perversity. Much later in the eighteenth century came Napoleon

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    Even though this intruder has disturbed his celebratory feast‚ he does not lose his temper‚ instead he follows the first rule of chivalry – hospitality. As we see in this text‚ the other knights‚ who sat “stone still” and “chary of answer”‚ do nothing to welcome the new-comer amongst their midst; nevertheless‚ Arthur does his duty and warmly invites the Green Knight to his court (line

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    Odalis Diaz Ms. L English 3 honors 04/30/18 A Rose for Emily A Rose for Emily is a short story that follows the life of the old south. The story begins at the huge funeral for Miss Emily Grierson. Nobody has been to her house in ten years‚ except for her servant which has seen things that no one has but everyone is thrilled to get a sneak peek inside. Miss Emily’s house is old with a very odd stench coming from it ‚ but was at one point the best house around. The town had a special relationship

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    Book Questions 1. What lessons does Merlyn teach Arthur in leadership through the animal transformations? Arthur’s time with Merlyn was often spent transforming into animals. The four we know of are the perch‚ Hawk‚ ant‚ goose‚ and badger. Throughout these transformations‚ Arthur acquired a certain skill to help him be a better leader. While a fish he learns that being smart can help you‚ beat the bigger appoints who have less intelligence. He notices this when the ruler of the moat tries to eat

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    Outline and assess feminist explanations for the relationship between gender and victimisation. Official crime statistics show that males are four times more likely to commit crimes than females. Victim surveys show women to be more likely to be victims of sexual and violent assaults than males. It has also been suggested there are gender differences in punishments. Radical feminists such as Heidensohn claim that women’s lower crime rates can be explained in terms of patriarchy. She claims

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    ritual suicide committed by samurai when they had lost their honor or betrayed their daimyo. This means way of the warrior‚ and for samurai this meant a large focus on honor and loyalty. Knights learned and lived by a set code of behavior called chivalry. Chivalry means the medieval knight’s code of behavior‚ including bravery‚ loyalty‚ and respect for women. Knights were needed to be loyal‚ fair‚ and to protect the helpless. To sum it up‚ the Knight’s code of conduct has a better meaning than the

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