According to Introduction to Cultural Rebellion; the key motivating factor for postwar American authors in a variety of genres is a disagreement with mainstream political and social values. The theme that is common to all the books written in that era is the personal and political dangers of a society that delight in social conformity.
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A possible answer for this would be after hearing said family stories, the said writers would get amazed at how intriguing stories are and would want to replicate that feeling for not just themselves, but others.
163-The wife asks if it is customary in King Arthur's household for a husband to be so standoffish towards his wife.
165-She reminds the knight that she is his love and wife, and the one who saved his life.
170-She says that she has never done wrong by the knight. Why, then, is he treating her this way on their wedding night?
172-The hag says her husband is acting like a crazy man. What is her guilt? She demands that her husband tell her what she has done wrong, promising to correct it if she is able.
174-The knight replies that the hag will never be able to fix the problem, which is that his wife is so ugly, old, and low-born that it's no surprise he tosses and turns.
175-He wishes God would break his heart within his breast.
