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    Arthur who becomes king of Camelot due to a sword in a stone. Three episodes that teach us life lessons are watching Odysseus patiently waits for the perfect chance to reveal himself in the palace and how brave he is‚ when Arthur saw Guinevere and Lancelot in the forest‚ and from Dante‚ we see how temptations can throw human beings of the right path. “Shifting his rags‚ he bared the long gash. Both men looked and knew‚ and threw their arms around the old soldier‚ weeping‚ kissing his head and shoulders

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    disinterest when it flies through the window. Before she dies‚ she is able to go on a journey in which she is able to be happy and sing again. This journey is something she would not have had again had it not been for the inspiration that seeing Sir Lancelot had given her. As the mirror cracks‚ on line 115‚ this represents a shattered past. The object that the Lady uses to see the world and her tapestry is no longer necessary because she is now able to use her own eyes to do so. The shattering can also

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    and it would always heal his wounds. Arthur had won many battles at this point‚ but when he returned home‚ he had found that Lancelot had stolen his wife (Cambriac 14). Arthur took his army again and led siege to Lancelot’s castle for many days when finally they struck a deal. Lancelot returned Quenivere to Arthur and was exiled to France. In Arthur’s rage‚ he followed Lancelot into France leaving his nephew Mordred in charge (Cambriac 14). While Arthur was gone‚ he received news that his nephew had

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    Name Teacher AP Language 24/4/2013 Tennyson’s Lady Lord Tennyson was a famous and popular poet in England. For more than forty years- most of the Victorian era- Tennyson was the Poet Laureate‚ yet "The Lady of Shalott" was successfully published in 1839 and 1842‚ as an early work. This poem was written before Tennyson became acclaimed and popular. Without the aid of already established fame‚ “The Lady of Shalott” and Tennyson rose to become prominent characters in the English literary

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    A popular theme that made its way into popular culture from “The Knight of the Cart” is the idea of the knight in shining armor. In “The Knight of the Cart‚” Lancelot is on a journey to rescue Guinevere‚ thus being her ‘knight in shining honor’. Several movies depict this ideal‚ such as Shrek‚ Sleeping Beauty‚ Batman‚ and more. During these movies the knight is trying to prove himself courageous and save his lady

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    Ancient Mythologies show a primitive mentality Beowulf never existed. The story is purely mythological. The story features dragons and we know they did not exist. Therefore‚ Beowulf never existed either. Beowulf is said to have fought a flying serpent. We have never seen one‚ therefore they did not either. The fact that they would tell such stories and believe them‚ shows a people who had a mindset we call primitive. Ancient people had a knack for starting their histories with mythologies. They

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    almost entirely of description‚ each part ends when the description yields to speech; part one ends when the reaper whispers‚ then when the Lady proclaims she is “half sick of shadows”‚ then when the Lady exclaims that she is cursed‚ and finally when Lancelot blessed the Lady. Each stanza is made up of nine lines with a rhyming scheme of AAAABCCCB. The “B” in the fifth line always stands for “Camelot”‚ and the “B” in the ninth line always stands for “Shalott”‚ with the exceptions of the first and fourth

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    "Ulysses‚" the two ideas are represented again‚ but through different ways. The lady in "The Lady of Shalott" is waiting for a prince to come and ‘save’ her. "A bowshot from her bower eaves‚ /He rode between the barley leaves" describes her seeing Lancelot. She climbs down from the tower to ride a boat down to Camelot and (since she is cursed) ages rapidly and dies in the boat- "She floated down to Camelot; /And as the boathead wound along /The willowy hills and fields among‚ /They heard her singing

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    chivalrous story of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table‚ Guinevere at his side‚ Lancelot at his other and the kingdom and court of Camelot. Chretien de Troyes was a 12th century writer and poet‚ who some say‚ is exclusively responsible for the creation of the character of Lancelot and the association of the Holy Grail into the fable. Troyes created the love story of Arthur‚ Guinevere‚ and Lancelot along with the beautiful portrayal of Camelot. No one has ever been able to prove Camelot

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    Throughout the tales‚ from long extensive stories like Lancelot to poems like Lanval‚ women are portrayed differently. From lovers to witches‚ women are given side roles. Male characters are the one who move the plot forward and women just play a part in it. The ladies have no active role in the stories. Most of the tales revolve around men. Women are described as beautiful‚ fair and young. They are constantly complimented on their bodies. Their body shape is explicitly described through the texts

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