laws by definition is commonly understood as a system of rules that are created and enforced through social or governmental institutions to regulate conduct, therefore it sets a certian standard of the freedom that a person can have. with out laws that freedom goes unchecked and as history shows us, no place can function properly without a couple rules in place. unchecked freedom is just as dangerous as no freedom because without they both damage the stability of a place or region. some people agree that "where there is no law, there is no freedom" because the law allows people to appreciate freedom in the first place.
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At the end of the poem, when Lady Shallot escapes in a boat, against the advise of the Arthurian legends, she forfeits her protective environment where she can remain pure and virgin like. The very strict rules for women at that time were to keep them separated from others, especially the woem who were beautiful and of high position. They were like a trophy or a prize whom was treasured and saved.
Upon leaving her protected tower, the Knights noticed her and commented on the strange occurence of her being in the boat by herself. Sir Lancelot comments on her beauty, but overall she is avoided because the Knights believe that no good can come of her escape.
She ends up dying which was already prophesized if she were to leave the tower. However, her youth and her mind wanted more in a time when there was little available for women other than to be a posession of a Lord or Master.
In essence, she challenged the norm and paid the price with her life.