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    Le Morte D'Arthur

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    what one feels when fighting‚ knowing that he or she could die. For example‚ when Sir Mordred and King Arthur were to fight‚ Arthur was told that if he fought Mordred‚ Arthur would die. Regardless‚ Arthur fought Mordred. Though not stated in the text‚ one would assume that Arthur had fear of himself dying running through his brain‚ and that would explain how his adrenaline got pumped up enough to kill Mordred. Difficulty is going against someone who is more skilled. When the young Sir Gryfflette

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    unites the people of Britain in peace and harmony. Eventually his kingdom weakens from within—in part because of the illicit love between Arthur’s queen‚ Guinevere‚ and the knight Lancelot—and Arthur himself is struck down by his own illegitimate son‚ Mordred. Many stories then say that Arthur is taken to the island of Avalon for his wounds to be healed. The legend tells that he will return in the hour of Britain’s greatest need. The Legends Arthur is conceived when King Uther Pendragon falls in love

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    How Is Mordred Justified

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    would treat him as a brother. You long for companionship‚ yet you turn away from Mordred. But this is justified; how can you befriend the one who will kill Arthur? The one who will pour blood and grieving over your sacred Destiny‚ leaving you stranded‚ broken and useless? To do so would be to spit in the face of your hard work. Which man wishes to waste ten years of his life? You long for freedom‚ yet you treat Mordred as a constant suspect. But this is justified; how can you trust the one whose

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    A hero has a purpose‚ he lives to achieve that purpose to defend what he thinks is right. He is greatly motivated and really stands by his beliefs and core values. He would even give his own life just to protect these beliefs. He is determined to overcome whatever obstacles he may come across. This bravery comes from a drive to do what he believes is right and just. According to Merriam-Webster online dictionary‚ he is “a man admired for his achievements and noble qualities” and adds‚ “He is one

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    Unit one stories of heroes Lesson 6 the death or Arthur How does Mordred manage to have himself crowned the king of England? Answer) He lies and says Arthur is dead. (Sir Mordred tells the public that Arthur has died while fighting Sir Lancelot in France Why is the treaty between Arthur and sir Mordred broken so quickly? Answer) A snake bites a knight; and the knight draws his sword to kill the snake‚ which sparks the battle (such unfortunate twists of fate are common in medieval legends.

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    Camelot and all of England from Mordred. Because Camelot seems to immediately precede Morte d’ Arthur and there is no overlap in the story‚ the way the plot is handled in each work cannot be debated. I will however‚ discuss the mood‚ tone‚ and characterization of a few key figures in the two works. One difference in character that I found was that in the introduction to Morte d’ Arthur‚ Mordred is referred to as King Arthurs nephew. Later in the text‚ when Arthur and Mordred are fighting (p. 96‚ para

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    should make their own decisions. It is this continuous desire to please his own nephew‚ to avenge his brother‚ that causes him to make irrational decisions overall such as deciding to give up his kingdom‚ literally “the keys of all his treasures‚” to Mordred while he himself enters battle (156). The act of allowing someone else to substitute as a king indicates a

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    one who caused this disaster still stands. At this moment Arthur feels sadness for the death of his people ignites‚ and the sight of Mordred possesses Arthur to do one last kingly act before his death. He charges Mordred and stabs hims. But Mordred does not go down without one finally blow of his own‚ which mortally wounds the king. In Tennyson’s version both Mordred and Arthur have swords‚ which in my mind makes the fight a little more fair. Instead of one having a spear and one having a sword. Again

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    The seven deadly sins are spoken of often and frequently in every day life for that is what they are affected with. All of these sins can intertwine to form a domino effect of actions and reactions that link to all of the sins. Once one is committed‚ it becomes easier to fall into the others for they are all interlinked. This is prevalent in Malory’s Le Morte D’Arthur as proven by the acts committed by the various characters throughout the book.<br><br>When looked at as separate words‚ the definition

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    make a truce with Mordred. It seems‚ however‚ that fate is already predetermined. Even though Arthur and Mordred make a truce Arthur still dies after he draws his sword to kill a snake. The question one might ask here is whether the snake is a coincidence or an act of fate. And when King Arthur should depart‚ he warned al his host that‚ and they‚ see any sword drawn‚ “Look ye come on fiercely and slay that traiter Sir Mordred for I in no wise trust him”. In like wise Sir Mordred warned his host

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