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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
Arthurian Legends
In the French tradition, Arthur's sword is named Excalibur. What is its title in the English/Celtic tradition? | More Arthurian Legends
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Joyous Guard. Where he flees to with Guinevere, before Arthur and his Knights go after him.
Bedevere. Arthur had to order him several times though, as he was very reluctant.
It stopped him from losing any blood. He later lost it when Morgaine threw it into the lake, and it was never seen again.
Who, along with Mordred, traps Lancelot and Guinevere in a compromising position, forcing Arthur to act? | More Arthurian Legends
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Aggravaine. He is killed by Lancelot soon after.
Round Table. Which famously began being associated with Arthur's noble knights. It was said to have been able to seat 500 men.
What was King Vortigern told to do by his magicians in order to successfully build his fortifications? | More Arthurian Legends
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Mix the blood of a fatherless man into the foundations. Merlin met this criterion, but escaped this fate by informing Vortigern that the walls kept collapsing because the foundations lay above a pool in which two dragons slept.
Iseult. The story of their tragic love has been the subject of many medieval and modern retellings.
Which popular text is the one in which we base most of our knowledge of Arthurian legends today was written by whom? | More Arthurian Legends
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Sir Thomas Malory. Whilst Geoffrey of Monmouth was one of his main sources, Maloy's 'Le Morte D'arthur' is the text that most modern authors writing novels surrounding the legend rely heavily on.
She spent her remaining days in a convent. It was her beloved Lancelot that became the hermit. Thanks for playing!
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