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 b. What are the medieval values highlighted in Tennyson’s poem “Morte d’Arthur”? How does the poet relate them to the Victorian age?

01 Dec 2025
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In Tennyson’s “Morte d’Arthur,” medieval values such as chivalry, loyalty, honour, courage, and self-sacrifice are prominently highlighted, reflecting the ethical and social codes of the Arthurian age. The poem portrays King Arthur and his knights as embodiments of these ideals, particularly the Knightly code, which emphasises the pursuit of justice, protection of the weak, and unwavering service to one’s lord and country. Arthur’s nobility is not merely in his kingship but in his moral integrity and his commitment to the ideals of a virtuous and ordered society. Similarly, the knights’ bravery and their readiness to face
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