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    one of his favorite songs, and Camelot has since been a term referring to his “reign.” It’s a beautiful metaphor for the family, as there are many similarities between the two. Ted Kennedy-Sir Galahad; in search of a holy grail. Jacqueline Kennedy-Guinevere; beautiful queen. And John F. Kennedy-King Arthur; ruler of the land. The legend of King Arthur represents an American legend. Ted Kennedy is often compared to Sir Galahad. He survived the king, living on after the legacy ended. The same…

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    In the tale, a knight rapes a maiden and is awaiting punishment in King Arthur’s court. The Queen, Guinevere, steps in and asks for the knight’s life. Arthur stepped back and allowed Guinevere to decide the man’s fate. Guinevere grants the man death if he cannot discover what all women want. This puts the man’s life into the hands of the women he previously disregarded. Guinevere used the de Orco method with some slight tweaking. The situation could be played out in two ways; the knight…

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    Chivalry is a concept that has been prominent in stories for hundreds of years. Because chivalry was originally a code followed by knights, the clearest examples of it can be found in medieval texts, such as the Arthurian legend. Generally speaking, knights following the chivalric code were supposed to believe in and fear God, defend everyone (but especially the weak), obey authority, accept challenges from equals, and overall be honorable, honest guys who even go so far as to respect women.…

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    when he is led astray by the love for Queen Guinevere, thus resulting in a unified…

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    Women Depicted In King Arthur Are women really this self-centered in this story? The book King Arthur and His Knights Of the Round Table by Roger Lancelyn Green is about King Arthur and his knights going off on many quests and taking risks during the journey. The women in this book are portrayed as evil, devil-like, and untrustworthy characters. Women in this book are evil. There are many examples of how women are evil and one example is Morgana Le Fay when a damsel sent by Morgana stated that…

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    most people would drink a lot, so it was pretty believable. The time period in which this tale took place is very important because it is similar to a fairy tale. Royalty was big back in the medieval times. Briton was ruled by King Arthur and Queen Guinevere. Just like every fairy tale, King Arthur had knights that would protect him. In most fairy tales, there is a king or a queen that rules over everyone, they could either be good or bad, in this case they were good. Another similarity is the…

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    the affair between Queen Guinevere and Lancelot has been suspected by King Arthur for quite a long time, the King has chosen to ignore this act of adultery, as Lancelot is one of his most loyal and able knights.…

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    of some major points of one’s life from who they trust, love or even loathe. In “Idylls of the King” Tennyson not only mentions King Arthur’s Rise of his kingdom, but as well as Arthur 's loyal Knights, including Arthur’s Love for the beautiful Guinevere and also Arthur’s journey to prove that he is the heir of the kingdom. In Tennyson’s “Idylls of the King” is an expressed inside look at…

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    Arthur is a medieval, mythological figure who was the head of the kingdom Camelot and the Knights of the Round Table. King Arthur is most famous for his leadership, his ruling, and his ruthless judgment of Lancelot who is one of his Knights and Guinevere who is his wife. King Arthur’s legendary life was not a usual life that everyone lived during that time and for his life to become legendary he had a rough journey to suffer through. King Arthur’s legendary life can be explained in three…

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    The soft morning sun illuminated the forest, and the two men moved westward. As they walked at a brisk clip, Percival asked, "About those senses… do you get them often? Some say people who get senses have magic. I'm not scared if you do have magic, by the way. Just curious." "Now and again I get strong — I don't know how to explain them — feelings," said Lancelot, his tone measured and even. Lancelot most assuredly did not have any magical skills… he was nothing like Merlin, who possessed the…

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