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    violence as a terrible thing, and not as a solution to anything, while others see it as a source of fun. Another thing Monty Python is making fun of is the knight’s code of chivalry, and how it says knights should never back down from a fight, but keep on attacking the enemy no matter what. People usually respect the code of chivalry, yet it has many parts that are fatuous. Among the many different kinds of satire being used, the most prominent technique is exaggeration, with many different…

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    word ‘sonetto’, both meaning little song. The sonnets comes from troubadours. An extensive courtly poetry of troubadours already existed, known to Lentino and his circle of the courtly poets of southern France. The main themes of this poetry is chivalry and courtly love. Troubadours composed poetry of sensual love between elite and nobly disposed lovers, often from a man view point, with the woman place elite social position. The most famous were the songs addressed by the singer to a married…

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    love story, a Christian allegory, and a conflict between love and duty. It was originally blended with Celtic history and myth, and many different versions happened since the first version. New influences in the new versions included Christianity, Chivalry, and Rules and Customs of Medieval Knighthood. There are many legends that revolve around him, but his main three legends…

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    Do you remember when relationship were simple? I can remember simply checking a box yes or no to becoming someone’s girlfriend. The earlier romance movies demonstrated men opening doors or helping a woman over a puddle. What happened to chivalry? Chivalry is etiquette for men in the presence of a woman such as; pulling out chairs or walking her to the front door. Finding a real relationship in the twenty first century is harder than a rock. However, I have several friends that are in unhappy…

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    In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Lady Bertilak uses her body and womanly charms in such ways that cause Sir Gawain to struggle to remain faithful to the code of chivalry. Sir Gawain is one of King Arthur’s most devoted, pious, and chivalrous knights. With Sir Gawain living by the code of chivalry, he understands that God and faith are the top priority. Lady Bertilak challenges his faith by putting him through a series of temptations in order to test his knightly…

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    Monty Python and the Holy Grail satirized many different themes of medieval literature. Among them are the code of chivalry and knightly behavior, the role and responsibility of women, and the role of religion in tales and stories. Keep in mind that this movie makes fun of alot more than the story it is mainly based off of. It is hilarious and in a sophisticated way. The idea of knightly behavior is satirized many times, including in the tale of Sir Robin, where he gets the three-headed knight…

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    Despite the millions of casualties that occurred during the war, the crusades led Europe to move away from feudalism and convert to governing with a monarchy. Additionally, Europeans loved the idea of romantic adventure; which in turn promoted chivalry. The crusaders left their straw huts in villages and stone castles to see golden palaces, great…

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    In the Four Branches of the Mabinogion, the plot of the tales places a lot of pressure on the idea of chivalry and the honorable relationships between men and their lords, as well as men of equal standing, and men and their wives. In many of the tales the men make mistakes, and establish themselves as rightful by correcting their error and learning from it or by being punished by an outward force. For example in Pwyll son of Dyved, Pwyll makes his first mistake when he goes hunting and seeing…

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    If one were to draw a connection between salmon and the corruption of people due to technology, it would sound absurd due to how stretched out it is. Although, in Sherman Alexie’s poem “Without Salmon,” a connection between similar ideas play off of each other in order to transition into how two unusual items are connected. For “Without Salmon” is a simple sonnet written with a simple diction, but the meaning placed behind it is impactful as a result of Alexie employing a tone of questioning…

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    When it comes to chivalry, the most important part about relationships is loyalty, respect, and trust. Without these a relationship can't be a healthy. According to the huffington post loyalty is a strong feeling of support or allegiance. Respect is admiring (someone or something) deeply, as a result of their abilities, qualities, or achievements. Trust is firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something. Most say there are only 2 kinds of relationships, great…

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