Honour in Beowulf, Arthur, and Wife of Bath

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While Arthur never enjoyed the fact that Guinevere and Lancelot betrayed him, until he was openly confronted with the situation and forced to determine an outcome, he never willingly acted hostile towards either party (p. 164). After the pair ran away to Joyous Gard, Arthur spoke directly with Lancelot, at which point he "would have been reconciled with Sir Lancelot and would have taken back Queen Guinevere and forgiven all charges against her," (p...
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While Arthur never enjoyed the fact that Guinevere and Lancelot betrayed him, until he was openly confronted with the situation and forced to determine an outcome, he never willingly acted hostile towards either party (p. 164). After the pair ran away to Joyous Gard, Arthur spoke directly with Lancelot, at which point he "would have been reconciled with Sir Lancelot and would have taken back Queen Guinevere and forgiven all charges against her," (p...
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