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Type of story?

Frame - story that brackets (frames) another story or group of stories.

Setting?

King Arthur days

What crime does the Knight commit?

Rapes a girl

What are the Queen’s conditions for the Knight’s test?

Find out what makes a woman happy and he only has a year and one day to do so. If he fails, he is executed.

Five things that women want most?

Honor, fun in bed, jollity/pleasure, gorgeous clothes, and be equal or above men.

What is the frame story in this story? Moral of the story?

The story of Midas to show how women can’t keep secrets.

Who does he encounter in the forest?

24 dancing women; then the old woman

What are their agreement terms?

Do whatever she tells him to do.

What does the Knight reveal to the queen that women really want?

Self-sovereignty. Husband should be over the wife/woman.

What does the old lady request from the Knight?

To marry her.

What three reasons does she give to rebuke the Knight’s claims about her?

1)Common; she replies your actions make you worthy. 2)Poor, low-bred; she replies you don’t miss what you don’t have. 3)Old; she replies don’t use that against me. Older men are respected and so should older women.

What is his choice? How does it end?

Whatever she wanted him to do. He gave her the power. They lived happily ever after in perfect bliss. And she turns young and beautiful.