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White’s tone shifts from light and comical to serious. What are some examples of the narrative’s more humorous touches? What purpose do they serve?
Why do young Arthur’s lessons consist of observing animals? What valuable knowledge does he take from these observations that he uses as king? Choose one particular animal to focus on in depth.
What are some ways White incorporates medieval history into the narrative? What do these asides add to the story?
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By T. H. White