Explanation:
doing what you're told to do
A, because he is saying that he is tired from the contest and worked up an appetite.
I never read the book if ill be honest but the atmosphere seems correct my good sir
C. Deceptive
He made it seem like him and fortunato were on good terms when really he was bad mouthing him in his mind and lead fortunato to his death
That is a very controversial question. First of all, King Arthur was a king, not a knight. And if you mean who crowned King Arthur, then that would be his followers. And if you are referring to some point before his kingship, then it could be the Lady of the Lake, or Merlin. It all depends on which version of the story you mean, because there are hundreds.
