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Frazier, Courtney 9/1/15 per.3 The Once and Future King Chapter 10-18 12. Morgan Le Fay, the Queen of the fairies, has kidnapped 3 people (Wat, Dog Boy, Friar Tuck). Robin Wood needs Kay and Warts help so get them back. What everyone else does not know except for Morgan Le Fay and Merlyn, is that Morgan is after Wart. They are both brother and sister from two different men (Uther and Duke). Morgan’s mother becomes pregnant from Uther and Merlyn takes Wart and gives him to Sir Ector, which makes

Sir Gawain: The Perfectly Chivalrous Knight Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, written by an unknown author dubbed the “Pearl Poet,” tells about the adventure of Sir Gawain, who is the archetype of the perfectly chivalrous knight. Sir Gawain is subjected to various moral tests during his adventure that demonstrate his personal virtues as well as his knowledge of the medieval code of chivalry. The Pearl Poet displays these characteristics through the ideal Sir Gawain and expands on this central theme

I think that Sir Gawain was quick to agree. I think he made many decisions before he thought them out. He made a promise to the Green Chapel that he would seek him out in a year that way the Green Chapel could take the same blow. It was good that Sir Gawain wanted to step in for his King, but there is no way that he could have known if he would be able to keep his promise. When he met the other man, he made promises to him that he actually couldn’t keep. After allowing Sir Gawain to stay with them

The Crucible by Arthur Miller, was written in the 1950's about the Nazi 'Witch Trials', and has several underlying themes. Some of the themes can be thought of as universal as they relate to both the time period the book takes place in and also when the book was written. Hysteria, religion and family are the most universal themes within The Crucible. Hysteria can cause confusion within a large group or area. An example of this in The Crucible would be when Marry Warren confesses to being a

Summary of The Crucible By, Hannah Collom The play The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller is a play that takes place in 1962. During this time, the tragically famous witch trials were taking place. This story starts with a very tight knit Puritan community that falls apart when witches and witchcraft begin to “take place”. Act 1 begins in Reverend Samuel Parris house, in the room of his daughter Betty. Betty lies ill in bed after being discovered by her father in the woods. Five other girls were

witchcraft! They'll be callin' us witches, Abby!” (1.17). This quote is representative of the entire play for it portrays several of the major themes developed in the literary piece. Such themes include hysteria, reputation, and revenge. The Crucible, by Arthur Miller, is a tragedy in which people attack one another via accusations as a means of revenge ultimately creating an atmosphere of hysteria around the entire village. As a result, the accused characters face both internal and external conflicts in

Each and every day that Guinevere didn’t come to Arthur, the king worried. What started out as a smoldering flame of concern had now erupted into a full-fledged fire torturing his mind and soul. Maybe’s she’s left, he fretted. Perhaps she can’t handle what I did and she’s gone for good this time. But each night, he’d sneak by Guinevere’s modest cottage, and when he’d peek through her window and see soft candlelight illuminating the home’s interior, he’d breathe a sigh of relief. She was still

hour our king, King Arthur. We have had many kings in the past but none like King Arthur as he is the one who drove out the Saxon invaders out of Britain. King Arthur is hosting a feast for their victory for all his soldiers and loyalists. I believe that there are over 200 guests at this party. King Arthur even hired a band for the party and hired actors to put on a show even his jester performed for us. It is 1138 at King Arthur’s British castle and rumor is that King Arthur will be presented as

Arthur Miller’s intense play, The Crucible, used historical figures and events to mimic the witch trials of Salem, and it touched on religious, justice, and the supernatural which stirred up a mixture of hate, lies, and forgiveness. The Crucible took place in 1692 in the theocracy government of Salem, Massachusetts. (LadyElisabeta. Theocracy in the Crucible. 2008) The play begins with Reverend Parris discussing alleged acts of witchcraft performed by his niece, Abigail, and his assumed possessed

Introduction The Candover clinic is a private patient facility that consists of a private Outpatient building and its own suite created especially for private patients. The facility is based alongside Hampshire Hospitals Foundation Trust a National Health Service (NHS) hospital, which covers a population of approximately 600.000 and covers Hampshire and parts of West Berkshire (Trust Source). Before becoming Hampshire Hospitals, it used to be known as Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital Foundation