Les Miserables Essay

Banksy is the famous graffiti artist who live in England, name and identity is unknown. He has inspiration is “Blek Le Rat” who is the father of stencil graffiti. Almost his work is stencils style but he has another technique too example like 3D work or film. Banksy work is about satirical politic or society issues and his work appear in many country many wall and he like to use famous people to satirical in his work example some his work he use queen sit on another girl face. He like to use a rat

The Squire's Tale Series is a series of novels by renowned children’s author Gerald Morris. The series of novels are a contemporary retelling of the Arthurian legends and include many of the characters that make an appearance in the legends. Sir Gawain one of the most popular characters in the legends and his squire Terence who is author Morris’s creation are characters in all of his books. For the most part, each novel in the series is a narrative following onArthurian legend and the different character

Arthur’s half-sister Morgan Le Fay is featured in Sir Gawain, and she does not play any parts given to her as a woman, as she is portrayed as an enchantress and an evil, manipulative woman, which is an archetype that was given to women who did not follow their given gender roles. Morgan Le Fay subverts the traditional roles for women by having her own power in the play, and overall presents herself as the antithesis to the church and the patriarchy of the Medieval times. Morgan Le Fay is not physically

King Arthur King Arthur’s story is told in so many different ways, such as songs, poems, and fairy tales . Arthur was a legendary hero of the native Britons of England (Streissguth & Leone). For Arthur’s birth was not predicted and his childhood was not the best. He grow up to be a great and powerful king. He will create a world for his people, but first you must learn his past before you learn his future. Arthur’s father made a deal with Merlyn, that he will help the king get the one he loves

Samantha pulled the hood of her black cloak over her head, walking quickly and quietly through the streets of Camelot. She was following the Knights of Camelot to where Morgana was suspected to be hiding. The dress she was wearing made walking fast slightly more difficult than usual, but it was dark and that meant it was less likely that she would be seen. She was following them because she was worried about Mordred. Mordred was her courtier and he was also a Druid. He had been allied with Morgana

for varied reasons, depending on the author. Reasons that often found are that Perceval was vulnerable to temptation or that due to being overwhelmed by the guard king at Corbenic, he forgot to ask for the Grail (“The Holy”). In Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte Darthur, Malory actually replaced the married Perceval with the celibate Galahad because Perceval was not perceived as pure enough to complete the quest (Barber). After Perceval, Lancelot arrived at the castle only to be

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a poem written during the Anglo-Norman time period that focuses on the quest of a hero named Sir Gawain. The poem’s initial setting takes place during the winter holidays in which King Arthur and his court engage in a 15 day celebration until they are interrupted by a mysterious man whom is regarded as the Green Knight. The Green Knight proposes a game to King Arthur, who is hesitant and is replaced by the courageous Sir Gawain. After surviving a fatal wound, the

Gawain lay on a cold, hard surface, daggers sticking into his skull, a flaming pike shoved into his midsection, and a dead rat stuffed into his mouth. “Why did I have to die like this?” he uttered, his mouth dry as a hay bale. “Why, gods?” Groaning, Gawain opened one eye a crack and got his bearings. He was not, in fact, dying, and it only felt like various deadly weapons impaled him. He smacked his dry lips together. No dead rat in his mouth, either, though it tasted like head feasted on a hundred

Novels can be developed through the point of view of events and characters. I Am Mordred develops a limited event for third person point of view in the Prologue and Epilogue, while Books One through Four develop a less limited point of view for characters. In the Prologue and Epilogue of the novel the use of third person objective point of view limits the reader's knowledge of characters and events due to no thoughts or feelings. In the Prologue, King Arthur was instructed by Merlin, the

In the beginning after the war the king sets up a face and invites everyone. So as the have Sir Gawain. But Sir Gawain asks the Green Knight to challenge him instead because he the weakest. “Knight most courteous, you claim a fair, un armored fight. We’ll see you have the same” Pg.39 line #275-278 “So at Christmas in the court I lay down a challenge: if a person here present, with these premises is big or bold or red blooded enough to strike me one stroke and be stuck in return” Sir Gawain