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Which situation is an eample of international conflict

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Gulf war . Korean nuclear power plant . Syrian refugees problem international conflict
A hostile meeting of opposing military force in the course of the war

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Answer 1

-Pg 711, they were shocked at first when the knight came in

-Shows reader that they were not expecting it.

-"Astonished and still", they're definitely nervous and scared.

-Could possibly be tired of getting challenges.

Answer 2

-He's heard so many things about their wondrous deeds and thinks it's funny that they don't seem to step up when it comes to him

-Antagonizing

Answer 3

-His reaction is saying "he's had enough with the making fun of"

-Chivalry and honor is very important to him

-Green knight made a fool out of Arthur and he would not stand for that

-Stands up and takes challenge because he does not want the green knight putting down his men and his kingdom

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