magnificent castles, beautiful clothing, great kings and queens- everything and everyone

perfect. No proof of the dirty, unjust, horrible circumstances that all people lived by-

even the nobility- existed throughout the entire novel. The people and places in The Once

and Future King are so backward that the story could be described as a fairy tale.

Camelot, for one, would not have been so gorgeously described, and looked upon

as a majestic land. Towns back then were not pretty. Dirt thrived in cities; there were

diseases and crud everywhere. Camelot was also depicted as being in order, and just to

everyone. Communities during the Middle Ages were not orderly. They were probably

outright chaotic and unjust. As far as the king goes, he probably did not do much to help

Arthur, such a great, benevolent king, would not have exi

you would jump at it in a second. Guenevere was emotional, and had feelings, something

As a queen, Guenevere, from The Once and Future King, did not fit the

desired. The knights, in reality, went around to towns pillaging and raping-basically

destroying anything and everything. The novel places knights in this innocence picture, a

well-behaved knights during the actual Middle Ages, but not enough to create a "club"

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Future King, Middle Ages, future king, Round Table, middle ages, fairy tale, TH White, love beauty, marry king,
Approximate Word count = 640
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)