During the Middle Ages, there was much need of loyalty, and it played an important role in their everyday society. A demonstration of this loyalty is in three different plays written in the Middle Ages, The Divided Horse Blanket, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, and Bisclavret. Even though each story are very different situation, they all show loyalty being played out throughout the stories.
In The Divided Horse Blanket, an old peasant, Harry, owns a small plot of land which him and and his only son John, work there. Harry was a very old man and his friend Geoffrey suggested that he should give his plot of land to his son such that he could marry in which Henry would not have to work anymore and rather live as a free boarder. In return for
In The Divided Horse Blanket, an old peasant, Harry, owns a small plot of land which him and and his only son John, work there. Harry was a very old man and his friend Geoffrey suggested that he should give his plot of land to his son such that he could marry in which Henry would not have to work anymore and rather live as a free boarder. In return for