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When Sir Kay takes the wrong sword to the tournament he blames Arthur for not properly arming him. What does this behavior suggest about Sir Kay?
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Arthurian
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tournament to decing new king of england
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What happens when Arthur returns to the inn?
Arthur returns to the Inn t retrieve the sword he had left there. the sword belonged to Kay and kay wasnt going to be too happy about it being left lay. When arthur got to the Inn it had been closed for the tournament.
Why does King Arthur and kay go to London?
King Arthur and Kay go to London to participate in a tournament where knights from all over gather to compete. It is a way for Arthur to showcase his skills and establish his reputation as a formidable knight in the kingdom. Additionally, it is an opportunity for Arthur to prove himself as a worthy successor to the throne.
How does Arthur believe that he proved Merlin wrong?
Arthur believes he proved Merlin wrong by expressing his belief in the ability of a sword-fighting tournament to determine his knights' skills and worthiness to join the Round Table, rather than relying on Merlin's unconventional methods or magic. He feels this way as he sees the tournament as a more practical and tangible way to assess his knights' abilities.
What lesson about loyalty does the tale of Sir Bedivere and the sword suggest?
It suggest that if Sir Bedivere was loyal enough to throw the first time Arthur requested. If Sir Bedivere would have then Arthur might have had a better chance of being healed and not dying in the end.
