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never [62]
2 years ago
13

What specific themes, characters, and plot points might medieval audiences have found in a typical epic poem or romance? Cite ev

idence from the text as support.
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1 answer:
kari74 [83]2 years ago
3 0

Answer and Explanation:

Hello. You did not say what is the text to which the question refers, which will make the evidence less specific.

Novels and epic poems are used to approach a story where good overcomes evil, always counting on a hero, a man, of extraordinary form, honor and glory, who destroys evil creatures that cause land in the population and prevent a people from growing happy and strong . This man is often linked to some deity or is a member of royalty, but he is not an ordinary man.

This type of story always has a journey, or challenge, that man, along with some friends, must overcome. in addition, these stories bring themes such as loyalty, family, honor, material wealth and commitment.

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