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    Bradi Ashton once declared that "Heroes are made by the paths they choose, not the powers they are graced with." In the Odyssey and the Yellow Wallpaper, both Odysseus and Jane go through the hero's quest journey facing obstacles which teaches them to be conquers. Hero's go through a cycle called the Hero Quest. The Hero Quest is the adventure of the hero, meaning everything the hero goes through to conquer a challenge or goal or just to reach a certain place. The Hero Quest has twelve…

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    has tried hard not to give in and stay loyal to his chivalric code. Thus, my main focus for the literary analysis of “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” will be the temptations of Sir Gawain versus his moral values of loyalty. Sir Gawain was an excellent knight, described by our poet. He was…

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    Gawain and the Green Knight, the call could be when the Green Knight enters King Arthur’s hall and announces that he’s come to test the honor of King Arthur’s vikings by challenging his vikings to smite his head off. However, Sir Gawain steps up to take King Arthur’s place because he doesn’t want his people to appear fearful. The one challenged must go a year and a day later and find the Green Knight for he must return the blow. In response to Gawain’s nobility, the Green Knight says, “See,…

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    in accordance with the paradigms of the peoples they represent. Although the quests in Beowulf and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight take place in varying time periods, corresponding and clashing traits have the potential to become evaluated through analyzing the context of the storyline and archetypes according to Joseph Campbell. At first…

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    Dramatis Personae ~Tariq High ranking Demacian soldier exiled for life. ~Garen Tariq’s best friend in the Demacian army. ~Strange man in the mountains ~Jarvan IV King of Demacia 1.1 At rise we see a booming medieval kingdom in a large clearing in a forest. There is a long, winding, brick road that leads to Tariq and Garen, two sentinels, pacing back and forth beyond the gates of Demacia. The sun is beaming. GAREN: If it gets any hotter I think I’ll start melting. TARIQ: Yes, I’ll make sure…

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    flying projectile. Meanwhile, the child stumbled forward and collapsed on the castle training field face first at Percival’s feet. “Friend of yours?” asked Sir Gwaine, Percival’s best mate and fellow Knight of Camelot. He shucked off his sweaty padded gambeson and chuckled. The rest of the knights…

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    Chivalry defines a knight who stays true to his religion, kingdom, and brothers. In Sir Gawain and The Green Knight, the Pearl Poet uses the motif of chivalry to explore the idea that Sir Gawain is an excellent, and at times an imperfect knight. He is a bold and protective knight that stands up for a challenge with the Green Knight to save Camelot society, but when it comes to him residing with the green knight, on the third day, he does not tell the host about the green girdle but still gives…

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    This is supposed to be “where women belong.” Stereotypes like these are accentuated in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Le Morte d’Arthur. In this essay I will talk about the stereotypical role that women play as sexual figures in each of these works. In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Sir Gawain finds himself on a quest to find the Green Knight to fulfill a deal he made with the knight. However; on along his way he ends up at a castle and is tempted by the lady of the house. She offers him…

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    According to the urban dictionary a knight is “a man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armor”. In other words a professional killer. Even tough we view Knights as professional warriors, we failed to see that they were much more than a warrior. Knights were not merely professional warriors: knighthood includes guidelines that one must follow: the notion of social status, political power, legal classification, and cutural expressions of knightly identity-- bravery, honor,…

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    Title: 3 major reasons why Samurai would win If Knights and Samurai engaged in a battle, who would triumph (win)? Knights are European warriors and Samurai are Japanese warriors. In a battle between Knights and Samurai the Samurai would win because of superior discipline, training and code of honor. According to Japan Memoirs of a secret empire (Doc B) Samurai were expected to live according to Bushido, a strict ethical code influenced by Confucianism that stressed loyalty to one’s master,…

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