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    standing in silence as Pope Urban the 2nd had finished his speech over how they should retake the Holy Lands of Jerusalem. Then‚ Pope Adhemar has entered‚ stating that he will take any willing Christians and lead them to capture the Holy Lands. Thus‚ the First Crusade was in effect‚ led by Pope Adhemar with the 1st crusade army‚ consisting with 5 different armies with 5 different leaders‚ Hugh of Vermandois‚ Godfrey de Bouillon‚ Bohemond of Taranto‚ Raymond of Toulouse‚ and Flanders. However‚ that wasn’t

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    Muslims were disrespecting the Christian faith and their holy land. Although the goal for the crusaders was to go after the Muslims to take back from them what they believed was theirs‚ they started with the Jews. European Jews ended up becoming the first deaths caused be the crusaders. The crusaders randomly started destroying Jewish property and killing Jews. Jews were being robbed of their possessions and then some decapitated.

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    The Green Knight Comparison and Contrast Essay Sir Gawain and The Green Knight is a tale of adventure and a story of journey and games‚ but it is also a morality tale. Sir Gawain is an honorable character who is concerned about the protection and elevation of his honor as a knight. However‚ because he is ashamed about having acquired the attention of Bertilak’s wife‚ he neglects to tell his host. This exclusion of the truth violates the rules of the game that Gawain and the Green Knight had agreed

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    Symbolism in “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” There is a lot of symbolism in this story in context to the objects‚ animals‚ and people. Some objects that represent a lot of symbolism in this story are the green girdle‚ the pentangle on Gawain’s shield‚ and the significance of the Green Knight. I will explain their significance in detail for each one also including the different interpretations. To start off I will discuss what the green girdle means in the story and will investigate upon this

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    valued above all other qualities. All knights‚ the highest models of medieval manhood‚ adhered to a code of chivalry. When properly followed‚ this code allowed men to be truly honorable. Among the qualities most highly esteemed were integrity‚ loyalty‚ and courage. The clearest examples of chivalry were King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. The Pearl Poet vividly illustrates the concepts of chivalry in his epic poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ where Sir Gawain is characterized as a

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    The First Crusade is a conflict that took place in the latter years of the 11th century CE. This war‚ the first of eight‚ was a struggle provoked by the Christian powers in Europe against Islamic powers in the Middle East‚ or Holy Land. This crusade was said to have risen as a result of various reasons; all of these reasons‚ of course‚ being the fault of the European Christians. One minor potential reasoning for starting the conflict is known as the Second Son Theory: due to the Law of Primogeniture

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    Sir Gaiwain and the Green Knight is supernatural medieval romance which is told by J.R.R Tolkien of the modern version. J.R.R Tolkien is one of my favorite authors including the books like The Lord of The Rings‚ The Hobbit‚ and much more. It takes place in the 14th century in Camelot and in castles and chapels. It’s a creative and exciting read because of the different rules and different themes. Sir Gaiwan the hero takes on a destiny to defeat the Green knight. But there are rules that they must

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    Sir Gawain and the Green Knight The virtues that Sir Gawain exemplifies are symbolic‚ like a shield for himself. The virtues that are exemplified the utmost are chivalry and honor. To commence‚ one of the virtues that is most exemplified is that of Chivalry. Towards the beginning‚ when Gawain travels from Camelot‚ he realizes that he must seek physical comfort in order to survive out in the wilderness. Gawain comes across a castle who ’s host gladly takes him in‚ within the time that he spends

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    same powers. Although they have a lot in common‚ they are unique. While Beowulf is an ideal hero and king‚ Gawain is more of a chivalric knight who comes across as a relatable figure. Gawain also can be seen as a development of a heroic figure because the advancement of knowledge of what is real and fiction. In both “Beowulf” and “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight”‚ the reader meets a main character who is also a heroic figure. They are both skilled with intellectual‚ physical‚ and mental powers that

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    Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table One often hears of King Arthur and his noble knights‚ and the book by Roger Lancelyn Green portrays this story eloquently. Throughout this story‚ the reader experiences the adventures and trials of King Arthur and his knights. This book has many exciting endeavors of heroism and fortitude. The author really brings to life King Arthur and his many knights of the round table. In book one‚ it tells of the beginnings of Arthur and his knights. It starts when

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