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    yet tragic poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, the reader is briefly consumed by a world with no happy endings. Centered around the castle and court of Camelot, The Lady of Shalott, adapts to its trend of despair. Like the original tale surrounding King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, love is portrayed as something destructive. Both Guinevere’s and The Lady of Shalott’s infatuation with Lancelot was the cause of someone’s downfall, whether it was King Arthur’s or the heroine of this poem. The

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    The Crucible written by Arthur Miller to draw parallels between the Salem Witch trials in 1692 and the McCarthy anti-communist hysteria of the 1950s. In the opening of his story, Miller writes: “When one rises above the individual villainy displayed, one can only pity them all, just as we shall be pitied someday. It is still impossible for man to organize his life without repression, and the balance has yet to be struck between order and freedom.” The quote use by Arthur Miller can be applied to

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    In The Crucible, Arthur Miller wrote about the puritans and their superstitions. The puritans were scared of everything. They believed that the devil lived in the forest, so they were forbidden to go there. They believed that if something could not be explained then the devil caused it. The Crucible had many superstitions take place but I'm identifying the use of charms, the number of seven, and a rabbit's foot. The superstition of charms were used in The Crucible. In Act two, Mary Warren made

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    Middle Age. Chivalry was the code by which knights such as Gawain abided by during this time period. Knights were loyal to their Lord, lord, and lady. Gawain’s courage and loyalty are tested right off the bat when the green knight calls out King Arthur and challenges him to his dangerous game. Gawain steps forward and declares “I beseech, before all here, / That this melee may be mine” (12.341-342). This shows a great deal of courage and loyalty to stand up and take the place of his lord. After

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    King Arthur Chivalry

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    Have you ever wondered about King Arthur.He became king by pulling out the sword.He was a king in Britons. King Arthur was King in the late 5th and 6th century that is when he turn King.King Arthur is a legendary British leader.King Arthur became king by severing the knights for months and also by his skills of using the sword.He was the one that was taking care of the armor and the swords.He gives the team he was on more weapons so they would be ready for the tournament.He got famous by using good

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    There is heavy celebration and feasting among all of the court for fifteen days until New Year’s Day. King Arthur proposes a game and refuses to eat his dinner until he has heard a wonderful story. Everyone sits in quiet at Arthur’s request, and suddenly they hear something coming from the door. The Green Knight burst through the door glowing, decorated with

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    The possibility of failure can weight heavy on someone, and the way a person handles such stress tells a lot about what kind of character they have. In Arthur Miller’s short story “The Death of a Salesman” the main character, Willy Loman, is facing just such thing. Throughout his life, Willy has always strived to capture his version of the American Dream. His dream is to be well liked, respected, rich, and successful just like many of the other supporting characters in the story. Although he has

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    On July 12, 2005, Liana White, wife and mother, disappeared in northern Edmonton. At 5:45 am that morning a woman called to report an abandoned car, left open with personal effects, including Mrs. White’s licence, scattered around it (Edmonton Journal, 2007, para. 2, 4). The next day her husband, Michael White, made a public plea for his wife’s return as they continued searching for her whereabouts (Harding & Shaw, 2005, Timeline of Events, para. 3). By July 14, Michael had become a suspect and the

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    Knight and Samurai are different in many ways such as in weaponry,armor,beliefs,and training.The contrast is one is better and stronger than the other.A knight would win in a fit between the knight and the samurai. While knight and samurai have many similarities,in a one on one battle, the advantage would be to the knight and this can be seen in training.The first way that knights have an advantage is because of their training.In the document C2 written by PBS series “Warrior Challenge” it says

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    The early conception with disease and sickness was viewed as a punishment from a god(s). It was more of superstition and myths that primitive people based the reasoning of why a person, or why people were getting sick. As time went on people started to evolve and started using science to try and justify why people were getting sick. In which people started thinking that the cause of disease was due to miasma. They started to assume that there were invisible vapors that floated in the air and people

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