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    Freak The Mighty Vs Max

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    There are many differences between the movie and the book such as how Max and Kevin become Freak The Mighty, the millpond scene, and the use of King Arthur. Maxwell and Kevin became friends at the fireworks and Max decided to give Kevin a lift because he couldn’t see the fireworks because of his disease. Max and Kevin became known as Freak The Mighty because of what Max had done at the fireworks by giving Kevin a lift to be able to see the fireworks, and after the fireworks Max and Kevin had…

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    The musical production of Lerner and Loewe’s “Camelot”, directed by Michael McFadden, took place at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center at two o’clock in the afternoon on November 8, 2014. I chose to see this production because the tickets were included with the tuition for my online theater class. I recently moved to Tennessee from Washington DC and had never seen a production at this particular theatre. My initial impression of the theatre was delightful. I felt a warm and comfortable…

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    In the movie Monty Python the Quest for the Holy Grail, the themes of what knights are supposed to be in medieval literature are satirized. The goal of this paper is to discuss the similarities and differences of the movie and real medieval literature. The main focus points are the knight’s chivalric code, their behavior, and the responsibility of women and the characteristics of a noble quest. These, among all the other connections, are the things within the movie are mocked the most. The…

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    stories, like Beowulf, sir Gawain and the Green Knight. The movie mocks how a knight should act and makes a joke of the legionary quest for the Holy Grail. Monty Python takes everything from the stories that is supposed to be serious and makes it not serious. It takes all the themes and makes a comical twist to them. The movie made fun of the knights having the ability to fight while riding their horses, and so the movie showed people following the knights carrying all their stuff and using…

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    Gawain and the Art of Seduction In the thrilling poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, the Green Knight comes and challenges the knights of the Round Table to go to the Green Chapel and fight, which brings up the compelling question: If all the kingdom knows the knights are the best at the five virtues (friendship, generosity, chastity, courtesy, and piety), then why do they need to be tested by this mysterious knight? Sir Gawain’s strength, wit, and self-control are tested in many ways through…

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    1. On page 405, The Queen hosted a private dinner for all of the knights of the Round Table to prove that she favored all of the knights and not just Sir Launcelot. By the Queen throwing her own private dinner for her husbands knights, does it seem as if she has more power than most Queens? Is Malory trying to show us that Queens have more power than we think? 2. In Le Morte Darthur Gwenyvere and Sir Launcelot have a secret relationship and in Game of Thrones, Cersei and Jamie have a secret…

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    Rigorous, ruthless, and rocky journeys were a normality for knights. However, many of those knights did not live up to the standard that Sir Gawain did. Evidently, Sir Gawain possessed three important traits that many lacked: chivalry, valiancy, and the ability to be humble. Throughout the poetic story, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Sir Gawain, is led to putting his life on the line due to a deadly dare, through crossing epic portions of land, testing his faithfulness in a love affair, and…

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    King Arthur was the son of King Uther Pendragon and was the only heir to his throne. 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…

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    Governor Butch Otter vs. King Arthur, introducing King Arthur he was known to be a mythological figure, he was the ruler of the round table and the camelot. He was known as one of the best knights, also an excellent ruler/emperor for the late 5th century and early 6th century. He was the son of Uther Pendragon no one knows when he was born. Governor Butch Otter, was elected as the governor (32nd) of Idaho in November of 2006, later was re-elected in 2014 for second term. Otter served in the…

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    movie, it is the book more cool detail than the movie. However the book has a lot of character. Also the movie wasn’t good than the book. The book more detail than the movie. I like the way how the book say about the knight of Round Table. Arthur book talk about a lot of knight life, knight love and more. There is the thing that make the book fabulous is the evil and the magic! The evil and the magic make the book attractive. The evil of the book have a lot bad thing of human character like…

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