Week 13 Reading Notes Part B

In the second half of the unit, King Arthur continues on his adventures, and eventually defeats Mordred. I thought the funniest part of this unit was when Sir Bors the Younger is introduced. I really liked his character, and so I decided to take notes about this part of the story.

Notes:

• Sir Bors introduces himself as one of the knights riding on a quest to find the Holy Grail.
• He went with the good man, and made a promise to not do wrong in life.
• One time he had a quarrel with his brother, but remembered the words of the good man, and forgave him.
• This resulted in neither being harmed
• He then met up with Percival at the end, and they exchanged stories.

Sir Bors almost killing his brother

This story is part of the King Arthur unit. Story source: King Arthur: Tales of the Round Table by Andrew Lang and illustrated by H. J. Ford (1902).