The Round Table: Arthur Becomes King
Arthur proves his right to the throne by drawing the sword from the stone when no other knight can. He defeats Sir Pellinore and receives the magical sword Excalibur from the Lady of the Lake. He marries Guinevere, who brings the Round Table as her dowry. The fellowship of the greatest knights begins.
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What You'll Learn
Comprehension
Recounts Arthur drawing the sword from the stone to prove his kingship
Cause & Consequence
Explains why the sword test proved worthiness: supernatural confirmation of right
Meaning
Takes a position on what makes someone worthy to lead
Evidence
Cites a specific passage (sword from stone, Excalibur, Round Table)
Defense
Maintains or thoughtfully revises their position under challenge
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