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goldfiish [28.3K]
4 years ago
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krek1111 [17]4 years ago
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The correct answer is the option a. The general perception of Lancelot is that he is perfect. We can explain this answer saying that Lancelot in Kings Arthur's knight was considered the best, most skilled knight in Kings Arthur's court. He constantly proves that he is a good knight loyal and brave. In the literature piece, Lancelot becomes the model of chivalry and a good friend of the king. Lancelot has come to symbolize chivalry perfection despite his love for Guenevere (the king's wife) that make him foolish and for the same reason he betrays the king. It is not the option <em>b.lonely, </em>because he is always with other knights so a general perception of a lonely character often means he is alone most of the time or that he feels lonely in his life and that is not the case for Lancelot. It's not the option <em>c.injured</em>, because even if he knows that the king's wife is not for him he tries everything to get her, so he never felt injured and also he was so perfect in the battle that he never gets injured. And finally, it's not the option <em>d.mean</em>, as he was a good man and a good knight almost perfect, he wasn't mean with the other characters, he represents what love can do to a perfect knight turning him into a traitor in this story.

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