Fler: Fighting A Dragon In Arthurian Legends

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task, Harry had to fight a dragon to retrieve an egg, in Arthurian legends, dragons have always been a prominent feature as Arthur sent out to hunt a “dragon that had laid waste to [the Seven Estuary] part of the kingdom” (Mersey p.51) as well as in Geoffrey of Monmouth’s History of the King’s of Britain, Merlin is a boy who finds two dragons buried under a tower and then made a prophecy about the coming of Arthur. In Harry’s second task, he had to rescue Ron from the depths of a lake. Harry also ended up rescuing Fleur’s sister showing braveness and chivalry that King Arthur had always been noted for. In the third task, Harry had to find his way through a maze and defeat various threats along with way to find the Triwizard Cup, as Arthur had

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