What was the reaction of the kings and high-born noblemen when they learned Arthur had pulled the sword from the stone?

English

2 answers:

Alex73 [517]3 years ago

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I believe thew were either shocked or disbelieving

Phoenix [80]3 years ago

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Answer:

anger, disbelief, and accusations

Explanation:

People were not convinced that Arthur was the one to pull the sword. People took Arthur back to the place from where he pulled the sword and put the sword back. They were in disbelief and some even angry at the idea that the little boy could have done it. Other people tried to pull the sword but it would not move. Eventually he pulls the sword and many are convinced. But those were at most lesser lords. Other kinds and higher lords were angry at the idea since they were the ones who wanted the crown.

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