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    Knights are often said to fight dragons or save princesses or break curses‚ but there is so much more to being a knight in the Middle Ages in Europe. Knights deserve to be above nobles because of all the work they do. Knights deserve to be higher because they have difficult and extended training. They also have a complex and astonishing lifestyle. They have essential and crucial duties to do. They impact history and influence the world today. They need to be higher because the knights work very

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    against them‚ where no one would know but you if you took it. If you were tested on a set of rules you were held standard to and no one would know your decision‚ would you stick by them or go astray? Sir Gawain was tested on his chivalrous code as a knight twice‚ first privately and the second publicly. Gawain fails the first test and passes the second. The natural urges for sex and instinct for survival are exemplified through the tests in this literary work. The first test Gawain was presented with

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    Fantasies of Violence in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight In 2003‚ the motion picture‚ Kill Bill Volume 1‚ debuted in theaters. Set to a backdrop of bloodshed and violence‚ the film offers 112 minutes of savagery‚ as the main character attempts to get back at every person who has wronged her in the past four years. Kill Bill is only one of the many films in which violence is the number one attraction. “Kill or be killed‚” seems to be the overarching motto‚ as millions of moviegoers flock into theaters

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    Subject: Coach K vs. Coach Knight Several NCAA Championships‚ consecutive final four appearances‚ and hundreds of victories. These are only few things from a long list of accomplishments that two the candidates for the head coach position have already achieved as a coach. Based on statistics‚ it would be hard to differentiate the legendary Coach Knight and Coach K‚ but if one examines the masters from a psychological perspective‚ significant differences can be found. Even though the accomplishments

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    Justice vs. Terrorism “The Dark Knight‚” a movie directed and produced by Christopher Nolan‚ depicts the way a system of justice deals with terrorism. If an archetype is defined as a symbol that exists instinctively in the collective consciousness of the human race‚ the terrorism in Batman The Dark Knight represents an archetype through the violence‚ murder of the innocent‚ mayhem and mass destruction. Governments often lay down laws and procedures for a country to function‚ and to avoid

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    dishonest. Honesty is a crucial trait in the code of chivalry because if a knight is dishonest‚ the king will not trust him‚ and no other knight will either. If a knight is honest‚ he will always have a person to back him up and help him during a fight. Also‚ the king will know to rely on that knight and be able to send him out on quests or help him with his kingdom. Everyone would know that an honest knight will live

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    the Old (work in progress) Agatha Christie and the rather known‚ unknown author of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight appear to be sharing the same playbook when it comes to major themes in their writing. It may be a British concept‚ but using themes that capture the reader’s attention is key when writing a piece of literature. Over the course of time Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and The Murder on the Orient Express have been raised upon the themes of isolation‚ color‚ and time. The

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    The Knights of the Round Table Everyone has heard of The Knights of the Round Table‚ but not very many people know a whole lot about these honorable knights of King Arthur. Whether one has just heard one of these famous knight’s story‚ or all of them‚ there is still so much more you could learn. Maybe one wonders how they got started. Maybe one asks who were the members and why their part of the story was so important. Heck‚ maybe one even ask about the battles they fought through and how the end

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    After learning about a multitude of different trauma types and responses to trauma‚ I do not think I have heard any story comparable to that of Michelle Knight‚ author of Finding Me—an incredibly inspiring narrative capturing the horrific details of her kidnapping and subsequent torture for over a decade. Despite the very deep physical and emotional scars Ariel Castro inflicted on Michelle (and the other two women who were kidnapped)‚ she transformed her experiences into this fantastic piece of writing

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    their kingdom‚ knights have always been feared by their enemies. (BS-1) The training to become a knight and all the other activities he engaged in were very hard and required a lot of training. (BS-2) Feudalism and manorialism benefited knights‚ by giving them food and land in return for loyalty and protection. (BS-3) Feudalism also enabled the kingdom to build a functioning military. (BS-4) Lastly the church adapted and used the great chain of being to their advantage. (TS) Knight would affect feudalism

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