Part one of term paper
In Malory’s Le Morte D’Arthur both myth and legend are encompassed. As stated, a legend is a story passed down throughout the years that is not regarded as historically true, but is usually based on some facts. This story is a myth because of the supernatural occurrences which take place. “Let us not quarrel,” said Morgan Le Fay.” ...

Part two of term paper
... casted upon him. Sir Lyonel was to watch over Sir Launcelot while he slept, but unfortunately was captured by Sir Tarquine, another knight. In the process of being captured is when Morgan Le Fay casted her spells. Since Sir Launcelot was in such a deep sleep he was unfazed by all the commotion which was taking place. This story is truly a legend because it is stated in the introduction of the book that there was actually a King Arthur who lived many centuries ago. This story has also been handed d ...