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    King Arthur Rape

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    There was a Knight in King Arthur’s time who raped a fair young maiden. King Arthur sent a decree out that the Knight must be brought to justice. When the Knight is captured‚ he is condemned to death‚ but the Queen intercedes on behalf of the Knight and asks the King to allow her to pass judgment on the Knight. The Queen asks the Knight‚ “What is the thing that most women desire?” The Knight does not have an answer. The Queen releases the Knight‚ but commands him to return within one year with an

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    King Arthur Andersen

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    1.Arthur Andersen contributed to the Enron disaster by shredding documents‚ which was obstruction of justice‚ by allowing the person in charge of the Enron account to overrule the quality control partner‚ by being revenue focused and by not standing up to its clients‚ and by not changing their internal control policies. 3. The prime motivation behind the decisions of Arthur Andersen’s audit partners on the Enron audits was not for the public interest but for profit and fear of losing clients.

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    Sir Gawain & The Green Night Discussion/Study Question 1&2 1. For what purpose would Gawain poet place King Arthur in line with the founders of the ancient civilizations? The purpose is to show how well respected king Arthur was‚ how he was known as the greatest king in medieval times‚ to show how he was an important leader of medieval times and Britain. 3. While describing the knights and ladies of Arthur’s court‚ the Gawain poet alludes to some of the values of his audience? What adjectives

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    of those examples is when Sir Gawain takes the challenge presented to King Arthur. This is an example of the first part in the Code of Chivalry. This same event is also an example of the second part of the Code of Chivalry‚ responsibility to the king. The Code of Chivalry states that knights are to have respect for the Christian faith. This is shown by the reference to God. Being generous is also a part of the code. King Arthur shows this with the party he is throwing. The code also says that knights

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    Sir Gawain's Loyalty

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    Green Knight is a Middle English romance that intertwines the ideas of the importance of chivalry‚ Christian virtues and outward appearances‚ present within Arthurian legends. Sir Gawain is the epitome of the noble‚ virtuous knight who also strives to be an obedient man of God‚ represented by the pentangle and image of Mary within his shield (650). But with the arrival of the Green Knight at King Arthur’s court‚ Gawains faith in God and his Christian morals collide with his desire to be seen as the

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    about King Arthur and his round table in the Medieval period (169‚ Pearson). The virtues of a Knight’s Code of Chivalry were displayed in poems‚ ballads and literary works of Medieval authors. In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight there were several examples of chivalry shown through the characters. Sir Gawain displayed chivalry through bravery by offering to take King Arthur’s place to fight the Green Knight‚ with this he also honored his king by offering to take his place. Loyalty to one’s king or Lord

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    Post-Medievalism Monty Python and the Holy Grail is a satiric comedy about the quest of King Arthur. The movie begins with ArthurKing of the Britons‚ searching for knights to sit with him at Camelot. Throughout his utterly ridiculous (and frankly hilarious) journey‚ he and his knights delve into a history of medieval events and happenings. “Why do you‚ as well as many‚ find this film so hysterical?” you may ask. Monty Python and the Holy Grail employs a variety of postmodern characteristics‚ not

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    Sir Gawain's Quest Essay

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    am weakest of your warriors and feeblest of wit; … Were I not your nephew my life would mean nothing; to be born of your blood is my body’s only claim. ” As he steps up to the challenge of the Green Knight that has just showed up uninvited to King Arthurs Christmas party in Camelot and offered one of the party guests a chance to chop of his head in exchange for the same gesture in a year exact. Thus‚ Sir Gawain’s quest begins. As the story unfolds Gawain’s morals and knightly duties are scrutinised

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    Chivalric Essat

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    when neither of the two people groups agree to speak one another’s language. King Richard is in prison‚ while is brother‚ Prince John‚ is reigning and abusing his power by oppressing the Saxons. The Saxons furious with the Normans are being made as serfs and having their land repossessed. The father of our main character‚ Cedric‚ was so furious that he disowned his son Ivanhoe for following King Richard to war. This story is mainly about two things‚ the Norman rule and the

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    the world of Homer or of Pericles or of Virgil‚ but a curiously medievalized ancient world derived from sources and traditions far removed from what we would today consider the mainstream of classical culture." (D. Daiches). Of the matter of Rome King Alisaunder‚ and The Destruction of Troy are of more than average merit. The matter of France deals mainly with the heroic deeds of Charlemagne and his knights‚ and the chief of these Carlovingian cycles is the Chanson de Roland which tells the story

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