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    The Sangreal Beliefs

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    visions, and dreams to send the knights of the Round Table in the direction of the Grail, and the reader witnesses the religious and personal conversions of the knights on the quest. This paper will discuss the religious experiences of Galahad, Lancelot, and Percival, focusing on the miracles, visions and dreams that guide them on their adventures. The Noble Tale of the Sangreal begins on the day of Pentecost at Arthur’s court. This feast of Pentecost marks the four hundred and fifty-fourth…

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    Death In The Princess Bride

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    overcome as it represents the end of one 's life on this earth. However, I argue that death does not necessarily have to be all demoralizing as it brings more than just sadness and loneliness. As can be seen in the works of The Princess Bride and “Lancelot the Knight of the Cart”, death itself represents the quest through multiple stages of a hero’s journey, bringing a new dimension of life that does not simply mean the end.…

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    Death In Morte Darthur

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    Arthur, Guinevere and Lancelot are separated because of their sins. As a result of this separation, Lancelot is unable to make it to Guinevere again before she dies and as a result “Sir Lancelot never after ate but little meat, nor drank, till he was dead, for then he sickened more and more and dried and dwined away” (Malory 454). The significance of Guinevere’s death is because of the fact that it causes Lancelot to starve himself because it shows that, despite the sins Lancelot and Guinevere…

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    the impact of betrayal is even greater. The betrayal of Guinevere, Lancelot, and Mordred, are the most important parts in the Arthurian Legend because not only do they affect each other, but lead to the death of King Arthur. The very first person that lead the pack of people who not only betrayed Arthur, but leads to his death, was Guinevere. Guinevere starts it all by getting into an affair with Arthur's greatest knight, Sir Lancelot. During a discussion in The Once and Future King, Arthur…

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    of the Cart, a twelfth century piece of literature which established the reader with a sence of how both knights and women of the past fit into society. Knights during the medieval ages were known to exemplify great honor and chivalry. Ironically, Lancelot is a knight who in a way sacrafices his honor by riding in the cart, but shows his devotion to the queen by going on his quest to save the queen. The role of women and how they are viewed changes throughout medieval time. During the twelfth…

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    an epic through the portrayal of heroic deeds, significant events and tales of adventure. In the film First Knight fearless acts were vividly portrayed. The hero, Lancelot, risks his life to save Lady Guinevere, Lady of Leonesse, countless times. He values her life over his and would do anything to keep her safe. For instance, Lancelot…

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    while the women sit helplessly in their towers and castles with nothing to do but sigh and swoon. Apart from the favorable depiction of Arthur, Lancelot, Gawain and other knights, the retellings of the Arthurian legend pay much attention to Queen Guinevere who, in addition to being untrue to her husband and King, treats her devoted lover, Sir Lancelot, unjustly. On the other hand, she remains faithful to her lover for most of her life, what is more, when Arthur dies and the fellowship of the…

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    Mordred Comparison

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    This can be seen in his interpretation of the legend of Mordred as he portrays the characters Mordred, King Arthur, and Sir Lancelot as respectable people in the beginning of the legend. One of the first things Arthur says in Newbolt’s version, when addressing Sir Lancelot, and other knights of the round table is that never had he “beheld so great a press of splendid chivalry gathered within one lists, nor ever known challenge so keen, defence so…

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    honor, dignity, courtesy, and nobleness. They protected ladies and damsels, honored and fought for kings, and undertook dangerous quests. The first knight at the table was named Lancelot. Lancelot is the son of King Ban and a woman named Elaine. But Lancelot wasn’t as honorable as people said he was. Lancelot spends a lot of time proving he is a good knight, and when he arrives to King Arthur's court he falls in love with King Arthur's wife, Guinevere. Guinevere does not at first respond…

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    also friendships, families and even kingdoms. Le Morte Dathur, written by Thomas Mallory, makes the theme of betrayal a big factor during the medieval times. Mallory writes specifically on three main couples, which end up betraying a loved one. Both Lancelot and Gueniever betrayed King Arthur, one in marriage and the other in friendship. King Uther betrayed the Duke, by stealing his wife.. Gawain betrayed Sir Pellas by sleeping with the one he loved, Lady Ettard. Betrayal burns like a fire and…

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