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    overwhelming fashion. When Sir Gawain stands up and takes control of fighting the Green Knight instead of King Arthur‚ he states‚ “I myself am the weakest‚ of course‚ and in with the most feeble; my life would be least missed‚ if we let out the truth…And since I have asked for it first‚ let it fall to me.”(Knowles 235). Sir Gawain is elaborating on how he should fight instead of King Arthur because he feels he is less worthy and will be missed least.                      Nobody is perfect and everybody

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    group has its idols‚ those people who serve as the epitome of the group’s values. Cowboys look up to Lane Frost‚ basketball players look up to Michael Jordan‚ and Arthurian knights look up to King Arthur. In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ one of the greatest Arthurian romances written in England‚ Gawain‚ King Arthur’s nephew‚ takes on a challenge to exchange “one strike for another” with the Green Knight (line 287). Despite all of the bad experiences and temptations he fights along the way‚ after

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    different centuries. Chrétien De Troyes wrote about Guinevere in the Middle Ages throughout Arthurian Romances where she is punished for comitting adultrous treason. She was also written about by Norma Lorre Goodrich in modern times throughout King Arthur which explains Guinevere’s abduction and how this led to her infidelity. Therefore‚ because of differing time periods both Chrétien De Troyes and Norma Lorre Goodrich’s stories‚ although they are in regards to the same character‚ are both

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    of King Ban of Benwick and Queen Elaine by the name of Galahad. When Lancelot’s father died‚ Vivian‚ the Lady of the Lake‚ rescued him‚ so he would not be captured by King Bors of Gaunes. She took him into the the Lake‚ where she raised him as her own. As Lancelot grew up‚ he excelled in all of his classes. He had the stature of a prince or king‚ though his true identity and name were never revealed to him. After he grew up‚ Vivian took him to Camelot‚ where she asked a favor of Arthur. Arthur

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    British Literature Midterm Exam The scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail with Sir Galahad and the nurses seems to be a parody of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight—specifically a parody on the portrayal of the seductive tendencies of women in medieval romance. Sir Galahad experiences the seduction and untrustworthiness of women in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. In the provided clip‚ women that claim to be doctors and insist on caring for him ambush Sir Galahad with intentions of providing sexual

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    Study Questions for The Once and Future King Name:_____________________________ Part I: The Sword in the Stone Chapter One 1. What two types of education does Sir Ector insist upon for Kay and the Wart? 2. Discuss the relationship between Kay and the Wart. 3. What aspects of medieval life are presented in this chapter? Chapter Two 4. What elements of fantasy‚ superstition‚ and/or the supernatural are introduced in this chapter? Chapter Three 5. Discuss the Wart’s

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    As Arthur lay dying from a head wound‚ he commands Sir Bedivere to throw his sword‚ Arthur’s magical and trademark object‚ into the lake knowing something would happen. The Lady of the Lake ends up catching it and shaking it three times before pulling it down into the water. According to the University of Michigan’s Dictionary of Symbolism‚ swords are often associated with things that are representative of Arthur such as: power‚ protection‚ authority‚ strength‚ and courage (Portas). Of course swords

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    Morgan Torbert Film Response 6 Monty Python and the Holy Grail is very obviously a satirical imitation of the medieval romances. The film follows King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table on their most notable quest‚ the quest for the Holy Grail. Knighthood and chivalry were the ideal characteristics physically and as personality traits for a man in medieval times. The physical ideals included strength‚ skill at arms and horsemanship while the non-physical ideals incorporated courage‚ humility

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    As if she was dreaming‚ she saw Arthur‚ so tall and confident in chain and crimson. She missed him fiercely‚ the security of his embrace‚ the comfort of his voice‚ his tender kiss so long not felt. She could not resist running to him‚ but there was something unusual in her gait. Tears fell so fast she could hardly see. Most importantly‚ there was something dire that the king needed to know. But it was as if she saw everything through a haze‚ sluggish and gray as the fog on a winter morning. Everything

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    Sir Gawain was far from the most fearsome fighter King Arthur’s court held. “I know that I am the weakest of them and the feeblest of understanding…there is little to praise in me” (Sir Gawain and the Green Knight n.d.). However‚ it was these same characteristics - his weaknesses - which make him heroic. None of the brilliant soldiers accepted the challenge‚ nor stepped in when King Arthur agreed to fight the Green Knight (Sir Gawain and the Green Knight n.d.). Sir Gawain

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