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    Authors often time use their works as a way to express how they feel about their society’s way of life and the people in it. Geoffrey Chaucer is once such author‚ who wrote The Canterbury Tales to teach his audience morals and to satirize his society. All characters in the Canterbury Tales served a purpose. While Chaucer is fond of the Squire‚ who is full of life and love‚ he represented how the life of Knighthood in Medieval Europe was not as chivalrous as it should have been. This can be determined

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    The Lady of the Castle continually tests Gawain’s inherent characteristics of truth and loyalty in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight." She appears to Gawain three times and tempts him to abandon his integrity. Although unsuccessful in her first two attempts‚ the Lady finally breaks down Gawain’s defenses during their third bedroom encounter. Initially‚ she captivates Gawain by presenting herself as physically beautiful. After appealing to Gawain’s need for security and salvation‚ she offers him

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    The Knight’s Tale is a romantic poem that was adapted from Boccaccio’s Teseida‚ and the plot concerns the rivalry of cousins Arcite and Palemon who vie for the love of Emilye‚ sister to Theseus’s wife‚ Hipolyta. The cousins battled each other for the right to marry Emilye‚ and while Arcite won the battle‚ there was an earthquake which killed him. Palemon eventually marries Emilye several years after Arcite was killed. While this plot is the main feature of the poem‚ but does not sustain close scrutiny

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    John Gardner delicately places humor into the incredible twisted setting. “Dragon‚ Dragon”. Gardner includes humor while adding modern day technology into medieval times; he also creates hilarious scenes through the characters while teaching a lesson. Last‚ he uses humor through the setting. In addition to this humor‚ there is also an important theme. Readers will be hooked with the incredible medieval twist. Gardner doesn’t disappoint his audience. John Gardner delivers a setting with modern

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    In the beginning of my story that I will tell you here and now we stop in a place called Knight’s Valley. This is where Voor and Eyda live when there is not a war or battle to be fought. Voor‚ a strapping young man of twenty‚ is a well trained swords man and a skilled close combat fighter. Eyda on the other hand has her skills in archery and swords manship. Every year or so there is a many headed giant snake monster that passes along one end of Knight’s Valle‚ this monster ends up trapping in the

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    Beowulf & King Arthur: What makes a hero? In a time where warriors were sensationalized for prowess of their swordsmanship and fearless attitude among the battlefield‚ King Arthur and Beowulf have similar traits assigned to their characters. Although there are many particulars that separate the story of Arthur to Beowulf‚ the characteristics that stand out the most deal with the kind of hero they were to their time and the actions they made to become so heroic. To start‚ Beowulf and Arthur are both

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    In section 3 of the poem ‘The Lady of Shallot’ the ‘Lady’ sees Sir Lancelot riding on the road beside the river towards Camelot. His appearance is the first thing that has ever made the ‘Lady’ look directly out of the window‚ instead of through the mirror like she usually did. In the verse Tennyson creates a strong impression of Sir Lancelot. At the beginning of the verse‚ Sir Lancelot is seen to be a warm and positive character who brings hope. The impression of joy is expressed by Tennyson’s

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    The Film A Knights Tale is an historical tale set in the 14th Century based on “The Knights Tale” from the collection of stories written by Geoffrey Chaucer‚ called “The Canterbury Tales”. A Knights Tale is the story of how a thatcher’s son‚ William Thatcher‚ changed his stars‚ followed his dreams and became a knight. One of the films main themes is “With hard work one can better himself of his social class”. In a way William never really belonged with his peasant social class because he was always

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    Lady of Shallot

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    Much of the poems charm stems from its sense of mystery and elusiveness - of course‚ these aspects also complicate the task or analysis. That said‚ most scholars understood‚ the Lady of Shallot to be about the conflict between art and life. The lady‚ who weaves a magic web and sings her song in a remote tower‚ can be seen to represent the contemplative artist isolated from the Bustle and activity of daily life. The moment she sets her art aside to gaze down on the real world‚ a curse befalls her

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    Courtly love‚ or the conceptions of love in which nobility and chivalry are emphasized‚ and courtly conduct are demonstrated in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Sir Gawain is ultimately the quintessential knight‚ including every characteristic a true knight should. However‚ it is Gawain’s mastery of courtly conduct and culture‚ which truly exemplify his knighthood. The first‚ his mastery and application of his knowledge of courtly love are exhibited in this poem. On the first day‚ the Lord sets

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