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    The basic definition of a hero is an individual who carries out acts of bravery and who shows great courage as well as strength of character. People look up to heroes because of the noble and the brave things that they have done in the years of their lifetime. Heroism is a dominant theme in Middle Age literature works. The epic poem Beowulf‚ the classic tale of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ and the classic tale Morte d’Arthur feature characters that possess the qualities of a hero. In Beowulf

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    everyone has a destiny and fate to fulfil. Merlin’s flaws I think can effective in making people look at him in a negative light. It could make some people think that he may have an alternative motive by Arthur being king. 8. Merlin prophesizes about Guinevere because he wants to warn him of the heartache she is going to bring upon him.

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    The legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table is the most powerful and enduring in the western world. King Arthur‚ Guinevere‚ and Sir Lancelot did not really exist‚ both their names conjure up a romantic image of gallant knights in shining armor‚ elegant ladies in medieval castles‚ heroic quests of the Holy Grail in a world of honor and romance‚ and the court of Camelot at the center of a royal and mystical Britain. The Arthurian legend has existed for over a thousand years and is

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    Madame Yevonde……………………………….......................................6 Chapter 4 - Analysis of Photos……………………………….................................7 -10 “Mountain Nymph” Julia Margaret Cameron 1866.……………………………...7 “The Parting of Lancelot and Guinevere” Julia Margaret Cameron 1875.……….8 “Mrs. Richard Hart-Davis as ‘Ariel’ Madame Yevonde 1935.…….……………..9 “Lady Dorothy Campbell as ‘Niobe’” Madame Yevonde 1935…………………10 Chapter 5 - How Research Affected My Work……………………………….......11 -13

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    follow many social norms of the time period. One of these norms is that the men always approaches the women. When the fairy speaks with Lanval‚ she confesses to him first‚ but she still claims to have come from her homeland because of him‚ but when Guinevere approaches Lanval‚ she only speaks about herself and what she can do for him (Root 17). Because of this‚ the queen is later humiliated for expressing her desires so directly (Root 13). Another characteristic is when Marie addresses the bond between

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    respect for the lady is provoked by his passion to please her and to be noble of her love and win her favor. Courtly love is a moral test for the knight that he must endure. In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ Gawain must show Lady Bertilak and Guinevere courtly love. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight contains elements which include fairy­tale like aspects. In this poem the Green Knight is mystical and has the ability to lose his head and stay alive. As Gawain travels closer to Sir Bertilak’s castle

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    fight in the tournament because Sir Lancelot was the best knight in Arthur’s court. Queen Guinevere overheard the knights‚ and she suggested that Sir Lancelot wear a disguise (“Sir Lancelot and Elaine”). When the time of the tournament came‚ Sir Lancelot rode to Camelot‚ but he lost his way. He‚ then‚ stumbled across old castle grounds in Astolat. Sir Bernard welcomed Lancelot into the castle (“Sir

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    different ways. This may have been influenced by certain stereotypes or an author’s personal experience. In Arthurian legends such as Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ the female character queen Guinevere is not portrayed as an individual but as a social construct of what a woman should be. Queen Guinevere however plays a passive woman. At the time of the middle ages‚ women were considered to be of lesser quality and inferior to men. The church told women to be obedient to their fathers and their

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    magical. In which case‚ they have evil intentions or prove to lead down bad paths. Queen Guinevere‚ when asked by Sir Lancelot if she had any armor in her room‚ replied “Now‚ truly‚ I have none armor neither helm‚ shield‚ sword‚ neither spear…” (485). As the Queen‚ Guinevere has no weapons to fight with or armor to defend herself with. These duties rest solely in the lives of the men‚ or the knights of the land. Guinevere has no physical power‚ much like all feudal women. Over all‚ women of the Middle

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    King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table Chapter 1: Arthur and Merlin Read by Nathalie Drasse This very old story begins with Uther‚ a great king. He was a good man and he was king in the south of Britain. Other places were very dangerous at that time‚ but people did not fight in Uther’s country. Uther loved a beautiful woman‚ Igraine‚ and he wanted to marry her. But she did not love him and he was very sad about that. Merlin was a very clever man and he knew a lot of magic. He could change

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