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    Nate Bradley Mr. Silberstein English IV‚ Period 1 30 November 2009 The Beginning of the End of Morals If Chivalry is dead‚ then so is truth‚ justice‚ and the American way. America was based on profound leaders that set up a moral Constitution that make the men of this country question morality. Chivalry‚ being the Knights code of conduct‚ is a distinct set of rules that portrays the morals of a Knight. Not only is Chivalry not dead‚ but it will never die as long as there are men and women with

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    Creon: a Virtuous King?

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    Creon: A Virtuous King? Antigone is a Greek Tragedy that was written in 441 B.C. by Sophocles who is considered one of the great tragedians of the Greek time period and even today. Antigone is a complex play which centers on the two main characters‚ Antigone and Creon; Antigone is the daughter of Oedipus and the niece to Creon. This play starts with brothers to Antigone‚ Polyneices and Eteocles dying in war; they killed each other tragically while fighting over the throne of Thebes. Eteocles

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    A quest is the act or instance of seeking or pursuing something. In the books "Sundiata" and "The Odyssey of Homer"‚ both of the main characters venture out on quests. Throughout each characters quest‚ they have goals they would like to achieve‚ obstacles that get in their way‚ and enemies they must face. Sundiata and Odysseus also receive some assistance along the way. Both characters also have a common goal to return to their homes after their quests are over. If their quests are successful they

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    “The knight pledged to be brave and fair in battle‚ to protect the weak‚ and to display good manners toward women” (Everyday life: middle ages‚ 2005). The knight in Medieval Europe was a brave‚ courageous figure who fought for the safety of his people and of his lord. The knight was a vassal hired by a lord‚ and for his loyal‚ honorable service was given a fief‚ or a piece of land in which he could farm‚ live‚ and hire workers to produce goods while he was gone fighting for his lord. The system that

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    Character Analysis Lanval

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    In Marie de France’s Lanval‚ the main character is a man named Lanval who seems to be an all around honorable man. The story starts out with Lanval 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

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    Were the similarities greater than the difference Have you ever wondered what the similarities and the differences were between the Samurai and knights? Samurai and knights were very strong warriors in the medieval era‚ they had different cultural ideas‚ but Samurai and Knight also had similarities. Samurai and Knights were similar‚ but also different in some areas. The similarities between samurai and knights were greater than the differences. This can be shown by looking at three areas‚ social

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    Samurai and Knights Were the similarities between Japanese samurai and European knights greater than the differences ? In this essay you be learning about where the similarities greater than the differences About samurai and knights . Like were their codes similar or different ‚ and when they were the age 14 did they do anything and when did they began their training ‚ Some similar things about them is that they are warriors ‚ ride a horse ‚ follow a social order ‚ wear armor ‚ follow

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    Jair Hayes Mr. Buckingham Horsemen Essay 1 December 2011 Series of Unfortunate Events The four horsemen of the apocalypse appear in the story “How Much Land does a Man Need?” because they are all symbolical. The four horsemen are the horse of Conquest (white)‚ War (Red)‚ Black (Famine)‚ and Pale (Death). These four horsemen are all symbolical in some way and all connect in the story in a important way. They help explain the series of events in Pakhom’s journey to his demise. The first

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    Nonexistent Knight Themes

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    The central characters introduced in Italo Calvinos novella‚ The Nonexistent Knight‚ are curiously diverse‚ yet each readily identifiable as each are driven or defined by particular quirks. In Agilulf Emo Bertrandin of the Guildivern and of the Others of Corbentraz and Sura‚ Knight of Selimpia Citeriore and Fez we see order and willpower‚ in Raimbaut of Roussillon theres passion‚ in the periwinkle female knight Bradamante is desire and pride‚ in Torrismund a need to belong‚ and in Gurdiloo nothing

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    Chivalry is defined as the qualities idealized by knighthood‚ such as bravery‚ courtesy‚ honor‚ and gallantry toward women. The Chivalric code was developed by King Arthur and his knights in order to resolve problems in an honorable and respectful manner. Throughout Le Morte d’Arthur‚ it is very simple to distinguish the following of the chivalric code between King Arthur and Pellinore. Though King Arthur established the code‚ Pellinore is the ideal chivalric knight. King Arthur and Pellinore’s

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