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1. In what way does this passage present Arthur as a romance hero? 2. What might be the significance of the way the battle begins - as a misunderstanding involving a snake? 3. Review King Arthur’s death in Morte d’Arthur beginning with the paragraph stating “ ‘Alas,’ said the King, . . .” Then fill in the cluster diagram with details showing how the treatment of King Arthur is suitable for a legendary king. 4. Authors use foreshadowing to gain the readers’ interest and help them predict upcoming events. In one or two paragraphs, explain how Malory foreshadows Arthur’s death in Morte d’Arthur. Use specific details from the legend to elaborate on your ideas. 5. King Arthur gives Sir Bedivere his sword, Excalibur. Considering what you know about medieval romances, explain what Excalibur symbolizes. Support your response with specific examples from Morte d’Arthur. 6. Read the fourth paragraph of Morte d’Arthur. What can you infer about Sir Gawain’s belief in God? What can you conclude about the English medieval belief in God? Answer these questions in one or two paragraphs. Support your opinion with evidence from the legend.

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