What is the main idea of the story of Morte d'Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory?

A. Sir Bedivere, King Arthur's knight, betrays his king.

B. King Arthur is mortally wounded in a battle with his mortal enemy Sir Mordred.

C. King Arthur creates the ideal kingdom of Camelot.

D. King Arthur shows himself to be an unjust ruler.

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Cristopher Liu

7 December, 09:19

What is the main idea of the story of Morte d'Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory?

A. Sir Bedivere, King Arthur's knight, betrays his king.

B. King Arthur is mortally wounded in a battle with his mortal enemy Sir Mordred.

C. King Arthur creates the ideal kingdom of Camelot.

D. King Arthur shows himself to be an unjust ruler.

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Atticus Anthony · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter d. King Arthur shows himself to be an unjust ruler in the story of Morte d’Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory. It is because we can see in the story of how King Arthur rules and treats his people and by having them to continue battle even though he knows of the consequences, as well as how his soldiers or people disliked it.