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    many of the tales are based on the tradition of spirits in nature, both good and evil. I grew up on Disney’s versions of the Grimm Brothers Germanic fairytales, which have been changed quite a bit from the original. Another couple of classics are Lanval and Beowulf. Various legends share similarities with others; some differ completely. The folklore elements present in the lines 1510-1650 of Beowulf and in the lines…

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    War In Beowulf

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    seen as a physical act we also can see that it can happen internally in a person’s mind or within their emotions. War can also be infectious, it can sometimes creep into all parts of a person both internal and externally. In stories like Beowulf, Lanval, Sir Gawain and The Green Knight, and The Wife of Bath the concept of war is seen as disease that takes over the body, the mind, and the heart. The physical part of war is the most well-known aspect of war. It is what…

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    Brotherly Love In Beowulf

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    apparent in Beowulf between himself and his men. Between the King and Lanval. Between Gawain and the King and also between the king and the knight in Wife of Bath. It is apparent in each story and an important part of each story. The warriors in Beowulf have a love for each other. You can see the love clearly…

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    something born from loneliness and desire. When you look at Marie de Frances other lais, Lanval. You see the triumph of love and the knight’s loyalty- again opposite of the case here, where the wife emotionally cheats on her husband. In Lanval the knight Lanval valued the beautiful women he loved more than any other, and angered the queen for it when he rejected her. The women’s forgiveness mattered more than life to Lanval, ‘’Now I don’t care if I am killed, if only she forgives me. For I am…

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    was the most admirable of all since the knights and people would do anything for their king’s honor. The hero’s rose to become knights and be able to have a slightly better position than they had before. The heroic development throughout Beowulf, Lanval, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, and The Wife of Bath is characterized by loyalty demonstrated through their oaths, bravery, and having good judgment.…

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    Throughout the early British Literary stories, such as Sir Gawain, Beowulf, Lanval, and the Wife of Bath, there are signs of great heroes who have incredible, almost inhuman attributes. They easily ascend beyond what we consider the human limits, physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and morally. Although we put these people on high pedestals as the pinnacle of human evolution for their time and the perfect example as who others should aspire to be, these heroes are still humans who…

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    Religion In Beowulf

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    throughout the stories. In Beowulf, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Lanval and The Wife of Bath, religion has a large contrast in each story from each other such as it being a totally different belief or how it was portrayed in the story. In some of these stories, religion was an obvious role in the character’s aspects and views on their actions. Some actions were influenced by their beliefs and their rituals. In others such as Lanval, it wasn’t as much portrayed or practiced, religion was…

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    It was a cloudy day. I decided to go to Cameron library to do my math worksheet and my Economics 101 homework. A few hours ago, my interviewee sent a message to ask me where I was, so I told him that I was on the second floor at the Cameron library. After twenty five minutes, I saw him walking towards me. He was wearing a grey hoodie and jeans and held a blueberry muffin and a cup of coffee. He looked very tired and busy. I stood up and stretched out my hand with a big smile, my interviewee…

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    Throughout the stories, there are many violent scenes. In the lais Bisclavret, the man loved the woman and trusted her enough to tell her about his curse which makes him werewolf. This helps showcase the love that Bisclavret had for his wife, which unfortunately was not as understanding as he thought and decided to deceive him. Even though from here on out in the story there is violence, the romance was the fact that Bisclavret had love for his wife and that’s why he was cautious of taking his…

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    Defining a character in a story takes learning the characters traits and views on different parts of the story. In the stories we’ve read, common traits for the characters are bravery and romance. What is bravery? The definition of bravery is "Courageous behavior or character", but it's deeper than that. Bravery isn't a skill you inherit from your parents, it is something you learn and acquire through your actions. Through the stories we can see that there are multiple examples of bravery. In…

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