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The Day of Destiny (From Morte D'Arthur) : by Sir Thomas Malory

The passage describes the events of King Arthur's last day, known as "The Day of Destiny". It tells of how King Arthur dreamed the night before that Sir Gawain warned him of his impending death. The next day, King Arthur and his knights, including Sir Lucan, Sir Bedivere and the bishops, fought against Mordred and his father in a long battle that ended with all the noble knights being laid dead, including King Arthur himself, fulfilling the warning from his dream.

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The Day of Destiny (From Morte D'Arthur) : by Sir Thomas Malory

The passage describes the events of King Arthur's last day, known as "The Day of Destiny". It tells of how King Arthur dreamed the night before that Sir Gawain warned him of his impending death. The next day, King Arthur and his knights, including Sir Lucan, Sir Bedivere and the bishops, fought against Mordred and his father in a long battle that ended with all the noble knights being laid dead, including King Arthur himself, fulfilling the warning from his dream.

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The Day of Destiny

(from Morte D’Arthur)


by Sir Thomas Malory
Group Task #1
Match the words with their
correct meaning.
Group Task #2
Identify the characters.
Group Task #3
Sequence the events.
Group Task #4
Choose the themes of the
story.
betwixt holden

betokens tomorn

weened Jesu

destiny
to signify; to indicate

that is to say; namely

between
to think of; to expect

Jesus tomorrow
The king of England

King Arthur’s wife

King Arthur’s bestfriend


King Arthur’s illegitimate son

The brother of the dead


knights
The Butler

The Bold
King Arthur moved himself with
his army along the coastline
westward.
Upon a Trinity Sunday at night,
King Arthur dreamed a
wonderful dream.
In his dream, Sir Gawain
warned him of his death.
Then the king commanded Sir
Lucan, Sir Bedivere, and the
bishops to take a treaty for a
month.
And thus they fought all the
long day, and never stopped till
the noble knights were laid to
cold earth.
Mordred and his father
fought for their life.
And the noble King Arthur
fell in to the earth.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO
BE REMEMBERED?
Give the significance of the
story of King Arthur in your
life.
Listen carefully to the message
of the song, The Impossible
Dream.
Write a short paragraph on how
you could enhance yourself.
FOCUS: Analyze literature in
enhancing one’s self.
WHAT WOULD YOUR LEGACY
BE?
My legacy to Mother Earth
My legacy to my people
My legacy to my family
How would you describe King
Arthur as a king?
Why do you think some men say
in many parts of England that
King Arthur is not dead, but
carried by the will of our Lord
Jesus into another place?
What great deed did King Arthur
achieve as he lived his life?

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