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    There are many definitions of the word ‘hero’ but Dictionary.com defines a hero as a man of distinguished courage or ability‚ admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities‚ a person who‚ in the opinion of others‚ has heroic qualities or has performed a heroic act and is regarded as a model or ideal‚ the principal male character in a story‚ play‚ film‚ etc. While growing up‚ I can remember many instances where we were asked to write about and describe who we felt our ‘hero’ was. The common and cliche

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    Tristram)‚ the nephew of King Mark of Cornwall‚ was a symbol of all the virtues of chivalry‚ including bravery and honor. Some accounts also claim that he was a brilliant harp player. According to the most detailed versions of this legend‚ the king of Ireland sent a champion named Morholt to demand tribute from Cornwall‚ and Tristan fought Morholt

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    Character Analysis Lanval

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    being part of King Arthur’s following. He is a prince from a far away kingdom‚ and so he is ostracized. Because of this‚ he tries his hardest to make friends with the knights- he is valiant‚ brave‚ generous‚ and everything a knight should be‚ but it is for this reason that they begin to dislike him (pg 1408‚ line 19). When Arthur “forgets” to give Lanval a gift in celebration as he as done with all the other knights‚ no one says a thing. Instead of whining or even simply asking the king as many would

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    Introduction First introduced by Geoffrey of Monmouth in his Vita Merlini (c.1150)‚ Morgan le Fay occupies an ambivalent position within the Arthurian legend‚ where she contradictorily acts both as Arthur’s nemesis and caretaker. Yet‚ she largely disappears from the interim texts until she is “rediscovered” in the late twentieth century‚ where she becomes “the Morgan of fantasy fiction”. This rediscovery of Morgan le Fay is in accordance with a general trend in contemporary fiction to re-establish

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    In the tale Monty Python The Quest For The Holy Grail there are many themes found that are commonly known in medieval literature. Though in this tale you will find these themes to be a bit different from that of what you would expect. Here you will find common knightly behavior to be mocked and used to bring about comedy in the tale. You will find the role of women to also be mocked in that they are being used to please men among their sexual desires and not just of servant use. The characteristics

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    as concerned with issues of women’s role and their place in the Victorian world. Part 1: The poem opens with a description of a field by a river. There’s a road running through the field that apparently leads to Camelot‚ the legendary castle of King Arthur. From the road you can see an island in the middle of the river called the Island of Shalott. On that island there is a little castle‚ which is the home of the mysterious Lady of Shalott. People pass by the island all the time‚ on boats and barges

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    and later Medieval times. Though the Bible doesn’t directly refer to the Holy Grail‚ an oral tradition has been passed down generation to generation. Finally‚ in the Medieval time period‚ it was first put into written text in the retelling of the King Arthur legend called Le Conte du Graal‚ written in the 12th century by the French poet/artist Chretien de Troye. The saga of the grail has since inspired many of the greatest authors in history‚ and was the the theme for many medieval written works. The

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    Themes in Jabberwocky

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    Conventionally in Arthurian literature‚ there is a tyrannical king whose eventual downfall is perpetrated by the hero or a great king who all of the people adored for his chivalrous rule. In the case of Jabberwocky‚ neither proves to be the prevailing case. The viewer gets a first look at the king’s abode just sixteen minutes into the movie; the castle is a dark and gloomy home that looks more like a dungeon than the domicile of a king. Though the king is named Bruno the Questionable for comedic value‚ the

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    Arthur’s Journey‚ call to action‚ and Main Task: Arthur Dent goes on a long physical journey through the galaxy with his companions Ford Prefect‚ Zaphod Beeblebrox‚ Trillian‚ and Marvin. Arthur’s call to action came from his friend Ford Prefect. Ford Prefect knows that the Earth will be destroyed and tells Arthur to come with him to a bar. There Ford reveals that he is actually an alien from a far away planet. And before the planet is destroyed‚ Ford takes Arthur to safety by hitching themselves to a spaceship

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    of Arthurian Legend in Various Stories Arthurian legend was a genre many writers used in Chaucer’s day. It is a story made of romances‚ heroism‚ and ballads mostly about Arthur’s chief knight Sir Gawain who was mainly a man of social and ethical virtue. Often time’s Arthurian legend is a story of a knight who fights the bad guy‚ learns a lesson‚ saves the day and get’s the girl. Although sometimes the knight may start off as the bad guy as he did in one of Chaucer’s famous tales “The Wife of Bath

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