Morgan le Fay is one of the Arthurian Legends and is known for being an evil enchantresses and a witch. Morgan le Fay’s legend goes that she is the half-sister of King Arthur. Morgan le Fay uses her lover, Accolon to steal King Arthur’s sword when this plan does not go as accordingly she throws the sword into the lake. Morgan le Fay is also considered a healer because in Vita Merlini by Geoffrey Monmouth she heals King Arthur’s wounds from the last battle of Calman but the only way that she can heal her brother is if he stays. Morgan le Fay’s character has changed in many literary works because it gives a different perspective of her and the two texts that show this is Vita Merlini and King Arthur: Tales of the Round Table.
The details in Vita Merlini and King Arthur: Tales of the Round Table both include Morgan le Fay’s character changing. In Vita Merlini, the details mentions Geoffrey of Monmouth characterizes Morgan le Fay has the ruler of Avalon and that her brother, King Arthur is …show more content…
The authors that wrote different versions about Morgan le Fay, Robin Hood, and King Arthur have their different versions and perspective on these Arthurians legend are in the older era. For example, readers may enjoy the stories about legends that they have heard about over and over again becomes they always go back to hearing them. Maybe that is because readers don’t get tired of hearing about legends but maybe they are likely interested on how they are described and portrayed as characters in literary works. Another reason why each author believes his or her reader is interested in during their era in history is because they want to know more about what the era was like. I can tell because hearing a story that readers already know but transforms legends in literary works over
The details in Vita Merlini and King Arthur: Tales of the Round Table both include Morgan le Fay’s character changing. In Vita Merlini, the details mentions Geoffrey of Monmouth characterizes Morgan le Fay has the ruler of Avalon and that her brother, King Arthur is …show more content…
The authors that wrote different versions about Morgan le Fay, Robin Hood, and King Arthur have their different versions and perspective on these Arthurians legend are in the older era. For example, readers may enjoy the stories about legends that they have heard about over and over again becomes they always go back to hearing them. Maybe that is because readers don’t get tired of hearing about legends but maybe they are likely interested on how they are described and portrayed as characters in literary works. Another reason why each author believes his or her reader is interested in during their era in history is because they want to know more about what the era was like. I can tell because hearing a story that readers already know but transforms legends in literary works over