It was pretty interesting that the poem follows both the prey and hunter. I like that you can understand the fear of the hunters and wat's desire to live, which I feel the reader can relate to the same passion. But when the reader writes from the hunter's perception, it shows the hunter negatively as people who have no respect for life or God who created life.

In this reading, the writer apologizes to the queen for his lack of skill because he feels that even though he's been talking about her and such a positive way, he still can't explain how wonderful she is. It's almost like the writer is worshipping the queen for being what he believes is Holy.

This passage is very much comparing the Queen's actions to her being a type of saint. A lot of it is them comparing her sacrifices or her duty to the one that Jesus had, which where she's doing everything that is morally right.

It seems it's comparing Queen Elizabeth’s experience with the same with Jesus Christ with the suffering that he went through.

I think this is a significant moment where he's finally releasing his anger towards the man who did him wrong. He’s willing to relinquish his power, which I find very important to you in this story because it shows the steps of Prospero forgiving his brother and everyone else and realizing that magic won't undo the wrong that was done to him.

I enjoyed this reading because the theme of forgiveness was the main focus. But what really causes me to admire the story was that it showed true to how we forgive, which is not automatically when something causes us pain but takes time. This was shown when Ariel plays tricks on them to cause them to fear, but in the end, Prospero chose to forgive his enemies. Best reading shows a lot of Christian values of forgiving those who harm you. It is somewhat of a Jacob and Esau situation where a brother tricks another to gain the power position he wants.

found his last moments very interesting because in the same breath where he asked Lucifer to have mercy on him for his own decision. He also quotes this book in the Bible where he talks about a mountain fall on him to hide him from God's Wrath when really, in this case, it's not God that's coming out after him but the result of his decision of selling his soul.

This story’s Viewpoint was of a sinner who decided he wanted to live his life on his terms. This is very different from the past stories like the Green Knight, where it was a question of honor and loyalty to his own beliefs. In this story, you see Faustus pursue the wrong path on purpose because of the pleasure he gets, but it also shows that the short-term pleasure will always catch up with you. And there are so many examples in this story where his actions caught up with him and one of them was when he said “One drop would save my soul, half a drop: ah, my Christ!– Ah, rend not my heart for naming of my Christ!” this really shows main focus of the story was to show the greatest part of being disobedient to God in religion during this time but also show the consequences and what you're going to have to face at the end which is very different from the but also show the consequences and what you're going to have to face at the end.

I found the story was very interesting because it didn't show a man who was trying to be righteous but a man who was after his self-interest and who would have to live with his decisions.

I found everyman different from the other reading because death in other read was seen as evil. But in this story, you get to see that death is doing the will of God as a servant. I will say that it interesting seeing the conversation between death and everyman because the reaction everyman gives is so similar to the way people would act by trying to pay off death to have a longer life. I feel this story is a fantastic interpretation of life and how we all enjoy things that won’t last and never think about what is coming next and how we sometimes unconsidered to others when they go throw hard times.

It seen like this story makes death to be a pure

Is Death saying that every man is going to die in a painful way? or is the reckoning everyman going to a place of punishment like hell?

They're selling indulgences and saying that just because it was a Hebrew quote-unquote holy possession can heal anything very wrong because it's pretty much-tricking people into buying this bone which they believe will save their cattle or prevent sickness in their livestock. This part bothered me because these people have already been through a lot during these time periods with famine, so giving them some false hope bothers me.

It seems like he is worried that there would be some type of judgment?

It seem like the old man is death because he wait to for God to tell him to die

In this story, I like how it shows the knight's oath and very chivalrous actions where the Duke takes pity upon these widows and seeks revenge for them. Even though he just got home, he goes right back out to another battle on someone else's behalf, which is very chivalrous. Helping out the weaker is a huge part of the knight's code.

a minotaur is mythical creature

I find it interesting that they Labeled Gugemar as a strange man because he wasn't after love or interested in pursuing it. It shows a lot about the society's Norms when pursuing passion was a huge part of the culture and how the people's expectations at that time.

I really like how you can see the knight honor play a role in this story where the knight give his worked that he would allow the green knight to do the same to him.

I like how the Green knight is call Author knight out to try to get them to fight. Even though he was descried and an unstoppable force.

I believe this tells a lot about the king character by being someone who care to make sure every on eats first.

Mirth is amusement, especially as expressed in laughter

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the person talk about king Author as is he was talking about him self and

The person is talk about king Author very highly as if he was proud of the king. even though he using a story he heard.

Romulus was the founder of Rome and was believe to be the so of mars.

Quoth:said (used only in first and third person singular before the subject).

I think this part is very interesting because it is almost like the narrator is saying that because the people worship other gods and don’t know God, which created everything they are stuck dealing with Grendel? If that is the case then I think it's more ironic because all the people have to do is worship God and then their problems with Grendel would go away.

He talks about the difficulty of been alone in new land and not have the support that he use to have. I had the same experience of been in a new place because I use to move about a lot and not have the support or help which mad it hard.