Friday, April 17, 2020
Realistic side of Morgaine
Throughout the stories of King Arthur, you can catch yourself wondering how people could come up with them, as some things just seem so unrealistic. But, in this story you see a characters realistic side Morgaine's in particular. Some characters just seem as if they have no human like feelings. This story is told in Morgaine's perspective and you see her human like side. She becomes very dramatic when it comes to Lancelot's thoughts on her. It comes off as very relatable to readers, as everyone wants to have a feeling of conformation.
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Oh yeah. Finally seeing Morgaine actually be a human being is nice, but there are times where it seems like she's supposed to act more robotically (for a lack of better words) because of her title as priestess.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jenna when she says that seeing the characters act like them selves is very nice because you get to see what the characters are really like and how they are thinking and lets you relate to the characters.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the way this story was told gets the audience to relate and therefore agree with Morgaine's emotional responses. This is interesting because she has been kept in isolation for her entire life, things we see as jealousy are a touch amplified in Morgaine's head.
ReplyDeleteI agree completely! I liked being able to have a look at Morgaine's more human side. She seems more realistic and alive. Though like Jenna said it does seem like due to her title she is not suppose to express her feelings and act like a robot.
ReplyDeleteI liked this version of her specifically because she becomes more emotional and more human as the story goes on. she starts out kind of cold and then by the end is reacting almost entirely based on her emotions.
ReplyDeleteI also liked seeing this version of her. I wish she didn't let her resentment towards Lancelot get to her like that. She seemed like she just wanted someone to listen to her and appreciate her and once Lancelot looked at another, I understood why she felt the way she did.
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