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ankoles [38]
3 years ago
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Medieval romances abounded in archetypes. Most characters in romances fit into a certain archetypal mold

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2 answers:
matrenka [14]3 years ago
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The trickster- morgan le faye
the temptress- bertilaks wife
the hero - sir gawain
hospital host - bertilak
REY [17]3 years ago
3 0

<em>The trickster- Morgan Le Faye </em>

<em>The temptress- Bertilak's wife  </em>

<em>The hero - Sir Gawain  </em>

<em>The hospitable host - Bertilak </em>

Medieval ( chivalric ) romances were popular in aristocratic circles in Medieval Europe. They were characterized by marvel-filled adventures and a hero-like character that goes on a quest for love and fairness. There was also a villain which was seen as threat to the happiness of the hero.

<em>The hero</em> is usually a knight abiding the code of honor. He is brave and selfless, very loyal to his lord and he fights with his life for the woman he loves.

<em>The woman</em> ( the temptress ) is often idealized by the hero and put on the pedestal. There is usually a couple of men fighting for her love. She holds a certain amount of power over them.

<em>The trickster</em> is the villain that is after the hero's woman and his title and possession. There is usually a battle/fight in the novel where both characters fight against one another and the hero wins. The trickster is clever and ruthless using unlawful methods to achieve his goals.

<em>The hospitable host</em> is usually a friend of the hero who supports him.

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