Allusion in A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
Allusion Examples in A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court:
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"Sir Sagramor le Desirous..."
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Although Sagramor is considered a worthy Knight of the Round Table, he has the reputation of being impatient and hard to control.
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"Sir Galahad..."
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Galahad is one of the purist of the Knights and is one of three knights who succeeds in seeing the Holy Grail, after which he ascends to heaven.
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"Sir Launcelot of the Lake..."
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In the Arthurian legends, Launcelot is one of Arthur's most trusted and accomplished knights. However, he betrays Arthur by falling in love with Queen Guinevere.
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"Sir Bedivere..."
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Sir Bedivere is best known perhaps for returning Arthur's sword Excalibur to the lake after Arthur's death.
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"Sir Bors de Ganis..."
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This is Sir Bors the younger, one of Arthur's most trusted knights and son of King Bors.
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