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    Modern Day Hero Essay

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    Sir Gawain Vs Modern Day Heros Sir Gawain is his story”Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” is portrayed as a great warrior, a hero of his time. Who followed a set of characteristics that helped make him who he is. This is called: The Code of Chivalry. A custom that many heroes in stories and movies have is to go by rules/codes that help them upkeep their image. Not only for themselves but to inspire others and let people know that they are willing to help no matter what. Super heros nowadays…

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    strong, important trait to carry, and every single one of those characters listed above express bravery in some type of way. Beowulf was very brave to take on the evil monster Grendel, just like Sir Gawain took on the green knight. Sir Gawain even went as far as to allow the Green Knight to “chop off” his head. That takes extreme bravery. Lady Ragnell had her very own way of expressing…

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    feminine. Two stories that interpret the different concepts of the code of chivalry, are The Song of Ronald and the Lancelot Story. The Song of Ronald was written down around 1100, by when the chivalry code had an absolute male entity, where the knights gave their lives to the king, and fought for honor and glory. In addition, the woman was not part of these medieval stories. In the Song of Ronald, he was the nephew of Charlemagne the great. He led the king's special guard, which was ambushed by…

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    Andy Weber Mrs. Black Brit Lit Blue 2 October 12th 2016 In sir Gawain and the Green Knight, I think that Sir Gawain is more chivalrous. Even though the Green Knight tricks Sir Gawain by not telling him about his supernatural abilities before asking Gawain to agree to his terms, Gawain doesn't abandon the green knight in fear for his own life. He means what he says when he makes a deal with someone, even when it means putting his own life at risk to go through on the contract. Sir Gawain's fear…

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    Samurai Vs Knights

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    armor and a sword, it is a knight, who do you think is a better warrior. It will be on their armor and weapons, their education and how both of them treated women. I hope you enjoy. The first one is their weapons and armor. The samurai had a mask to scare the enemy. It was made to look like a demon. It was to also keep the head a little safer. The knights had a metal helmet to protect his face. The Knights had one sword but it shows how good they are at battle. The knights had it to look…

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    of hats, from defending their king to joining competitions. The Code of Chivalry, as quoted in the beginning, was required for them to abide by in every aspect of their lives. They, of course, boasted impeccable armor. These were the knights of the Middle Ages. Knights, who first stepped onto the scene because nobles with land desired property protection, performed countless duties. Their first duty was to defend the life and land of their…

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    Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra is the author of Don Quijote de la Mancha, and one of the greatest prose writers of all time. He is one of the most famous figures in the Spanish literature. As a poet and novelist, don Quijote had remarkable accomplishments including the creation of Don Quijote de la Mancha. Cervantes was born in the university town of Alcala de Henares, Spain, in 1547, and lived during el Siglo de Oro. His life was full of hardships and adventures. While his father searched for…

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    Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Similar to Beowulf, this 14th-century middle English literary work tells the story about adventures of a heroic figure, Gawain. Sir Gawain after having done the beheading game with the Green Knight, departs for an audacious journey. It was during this journey that Gawain have proved his exceptional bravery and his heart of courage. The contrast between the Arthurian bloodline and commoners (despite their status as high-ranking knights) is seen clearly the arrival…

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    seemingly pathetic dreams of being a knight, like Kay was destined to be. Wart began to go on about how he would call himself the Black Knight. “ And I should have hoved at a well or a fjord or something and made all true knights that came way to joust with me in honor of their ladies, and I should have spared them after giving them a great fall…” (White 81). After hearing Wart complain, Merlyn agreed to let Wart see some real knights joust, and asks him to choose a knight to see. Wart thought…

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    After America won independence from Great Britain, the Founding Fathers wanted to create a strong nation that could stand on its own. However, in order for the new nation to be successful it had to be governed by someone who was selfless and respected amongst many. The country was in great need of someone who could keep it in order and always have it moving in a positive direction that would make our country expand. The Founding Fathers wanted to build a country that would last for thousands of…

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