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Victor meets his mentors, Professor M. Krempe and Professor M. Waldman, at the university. He does not like Krempe, but he does find Waldman a much more conducive and congenial teacher.
Mrs. Whitaker's reading material is about a woman who has a very active life, full of twists and turns. This contrasts with the general portrait of Mrs. Whitaker because her life is very peaceful and quiet.
Although you have not shown the text this question refers to, we can see from the context of the question that you are referring to "Chivalry" written by Neil Gaiman.
When reading this story, we can say that:
- "Chivalry," tells the story of Mrs. Whitaker, who began to have constant visits from an Arthurian knight.
- These visits begin when Mrs. Whitaker buys the holy grail at an antique store.
- Mrs. Whitaker's life is very quiet, peaceful, without any kind of turmoil or upheaval.
- But she is not bored with it, but happy with the life she has.
- Her life is completely different from the lives of women in the novels she reads.
- That's because the novels show women with turbulent lives, difficult and full of adventures and challenges.
The arrival of the knight represents a change in Mrs. Whitaker's life and although the interaction between them is very good, Mrs. Whitaker was already happy before that.
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