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    The Transforming of Women in Medieval Literature as Seen in “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” Over the countless years of history man and woman have realized that they must come together in order to survive. Whether it was solely for the continuation of our race through procreation‚ or by uniting one with another in matrimony; the two genders have found it impediment to spend their lives in each other’s midst. Over the span of several millennia we not only see the evolution of these relationships

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    that time. In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight woman under control man . For example‚ in the story " I sent her to test you‚ and truly I think you the most faultless man that was ever foot. This show that the lord’s wife obey the lord who is owner the castle to seduce Gawin. in ’’The Wife of Bath’s Tale" . for example‚ in the story the old lady said the knight ’’she obeyed in each every way ‚Whatever was his pleasure or his play. This show the old lady obeyed the knight and give anything that he wants

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    The story of a knight going out on an unbelievable quest is nothing new‚ but the story of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight may be one of the most interesting examples of a Knight going out to face his foe and his designated destiny. The long poem full of wonderful narration and tongue twisters was first written by an unknown writer in the 1400 in the northern part of England . Sir Gawain and the Green Knight was not necessarily an instant hit‚ understandably so‚ at its birth period was not the high

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    1. Was the monstrous killing of Grendel justified or not? -Grendel killed 30 men in his first attack‚ and who knows how many in subsequent attacks. He terrorized the Danes for 12 years‚ robbing them of Heorot which represented home‚ royal might‚ and safety. Finally‚ he attacked Beowulf and his men with the intent to murder them. Since he murdered dozens of men with no provocation‚ and showed every indication that he meant to continue doing so‚ I believe his death was justified. 2. Would you consider

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    hero by overcoming some "bad" qualities or bad in themselves. In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ Gawain battles within himself. Sir Gawain is faced by the challenge of the Green Knight. The Green Knight appears in King Arthur’s court and gives an open invitation to anyone there "to strike one stroke for another" (Weston‚ 4) with his well made axe‚ a challenge Gawain takes to save Arthur‚ but the Green Knight is not the biggest enemy that the "hero" must overcome. The hero is generally portrayed

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    8) Does the Green Knight play by the rules of courtesy? Is he ultimately a negative or a positive figure? The Green Knight plays by the rules of courtesy. The Green Knight keeps to his word and is loyal‚ which is a big aspect to keeping with the rules of courtesy. He shows this when he first explains the game to Sir Gawain. The Green Knight game allows Gawain to take the first swing at him‚ “Now hold your grim tool steady And show us how it hacks.” (ln.412-413). He makes sure that Sir Gawain understands

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    The Green Knight’s character is somewhat estranged. His strange color and his ability to live without a head undoubtedly differentiates him from the other characters involved‚ namely‚ Sir Gawain. However‚ he plays a very proud and bold‚ yet rude character‚ as he charges into King Arthur’s Court and demands any one of the men to a challenge. His brash attitude can be depicted from one of his sayings‚ which is as follows: “The Knight of the Green Chapel I am known to many so if to find me thou endeavour

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    Doo. The different plot device that were used in both Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Scooby Doo were the beheading game‚ the use of mythical creatures and the use of characters were the protagonist and the antagonist always meet. The beheading game consists of the chopping off someone’s head with an axe. Moreover‚ in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ Sir Gawain cuts the Green Knight’s head off of his body and The Green Knight’s head rolls off‚ he later picked it up and his head started talking

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    Sir Gawain took the Green Knight’s challenge as this part of the chivalry code of honor of all knights. He asked to take the challenge himself as King Arthur was being mocked by the Green Knight. Gawain does his moral duty by standing up for his uncle King Arthur and showing him his loyalty by saying that his life would be less missed. Gawain took the challenge to uphold his ideals of how a real knight should act. At that moment‚ Gawain didn’t realize that by accepting the Green Knight’s challenge

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    9/22/14 Paper #1 LIT 252 In “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚” a very important theoretical frame played a huge role in how the poem turned out and the occurrences that happened throughout the poem. This frame is chivalry and this was shown through Sir Gawain himself and throughout all of the knights. This was the main trait that a knight in this time had to have. Chivalry is the actions and values shown through knights that inhibit honorable traits. Throughout this poem chivalry is

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