Arthur should not forgive Lancelot due to his disloyalty because it greatly affected him and his life. His wife, Guinevere, was having an affair with Lancelot and it took a toll on him. Arthur should only forgive Lancelot if Lancelot earned his trust back once again.
Sir Gawain is loyal to King Arthur because he proved that he can be loyal and chivalrous when no one stood up against the Green Knight. He stood up against the Green Knight despite the fact that he was still not a knight.
Yes, loyalty can be restored even if it was once lost. It can be restored as long as the person was willing to trust the person who betrayed him once again and if the person who betrayed him earned back his trust.
In Act V, scene III of Romeo and Juliet, Paris represents an outside pressure that escalates a conflict because Paris wants to wed Juliet, but before they get to meet each other Juliet falls for Romeo. They get secretly married by Friar Laurence.
Her parents want her to marry Paris, he goes to ask to the same Friar to marry him with Juliet.
The answer to your question is 53
Answer:
well, there is no difference
Explanation:
they are the same. I hope this helps
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