Le Morte d’Arthur
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Book 17
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Themes
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Honor and Chivalry
Jealousy, Competition, and Revenge
Trickery and Mistaken Identity
Journeys and Quests
Women: Weakness and Power
Quotes
Characters
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King Arthur
Queen Guenever
Sir Launcelot du Lake
Merlin
Morgan le Fay
Tristram (Tramtrist)
Sir Mordred
Isoud (La Beale Isoud)
Sir Galahad
Sir Gawaine
Sir Gareth (Beaumains)
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The Round Table
Excalibur
The Holy Grail (Sangreal)
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