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    Have you ever went face to face with the Western Diamondback rattlesnake. Well this snake has the size that’ll cross your eyes, its heat sensing pit will make you throw a fit, it lives in places that’ll make you make strange faces. This snake has a maximum size of 7 ft. It also has precautions that can detect animals. They also hunt for homes. Do you know the actual body type/size of the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake. Well for one thing sure they are heavy bodied snakes. The common size of…

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    The film Monty Python and the Holy Grail was a satire of the King Arthur time period. There were a few themes in medieval literature that had been mocked in the movie compared to the real stories. For one theme, the English were made to look like buffoons or horrible people. Serious situations were turned into jokes in the movie as well. Ideals such as beauty and bravery were tested in the movie compared to the book. Monty Python and the Holy Grail was made to completely make fun of the real…

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    The movie “The Holy Grail and The Monty Python” Uses lots of satire of many beliefs of the middle ages. There are many different aspects that the movie uses to make fun of the ideals and literature that comes from this time period. They make fun of a few things directly and a few things not so directly. The things that they make fun of directly is the black plague and science and magic. They make fun of the black plague by showing that the people of the kingdom are playing and living in the…

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    Monty Python the Quest for the Holy Grail mocks many epic 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…

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    Monty Python Spamalot Review While many shows have come and gone throughout the history of the West End, none have made quite the impact on the comedy front as Monty Python’s Spamalot. Earning armies of fans, it’s no shock to see the slots license for the game becoming highly sought after. Playtech is the developer that has managed to snap it up, with it looking to turn the show into a slots success story. When any developer makes the call to create a game based upon a franchise or product…

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    The movie ,Monty Python, does an excellent job of mocking religion and serious events from the past. The knights look to religion for answers. Instead of God being a savior he is depicted as a mean spirited man who does not want to help. The mocking of the black plague shows the fear that people felt. When King Arthur gets to a difficult point on his journey he looks to God for help. He gets on his knees and starts begging for forgiveness. The points he makes during his prayer are all about…

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    When we watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail I noticed a few theme that the movie had touched on that interested me. So for it to have some themes being satirized in it is no surprise, but the ones i want to talk about are some very memorable jabs at previous examples of epics. The themes I will talk about is historical reference, supernatural elements, and king arthur’s court. The story is based in the middle ages before the Norman Conquest in England, they actually reference this by having…

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    untainted. That is, untainted until Monty Python came along. Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail (directed by Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones in 1975) attempts (and succeeds, for that matter) to satirize the Legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table using a range of different techniques. These techniques include, but are not limited to, deflating the heroic stereotype, breaking the dramatic illusion and using anachronisms. Monty Python takes the mickey out of a popular…

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    In another segment of the film, King Arthur finds himself in the midst of a witch Trial. He listens to the towns people as they confront Sir Bedevere the Wise. The towns people accuse a woman of being a witch, because she is dressed like one (even though they are responsible for her outfit). Sir Bedevere states that there are other ways of determining whether the woman is a witch. He starts his explanation by stating that witches burn, and asks the peasants what else burns, to which they reply,…

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    comedic elements in order to make their production funny, and typically entertaining, to the audience. These elements include using the unexpected or the familiar, playing with delivery and timing, double entendre, flawed plan and many others. Monty Python and the Holy Grail effectively utilizes several components of comedy to poke fun at the history and culture of the time at which the stories take place. The film looks at several stories that build onto each other as the quest for the Holy…

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