Le Morte d’Arthur describes a number of relationships of romantic love between men and women. Interestingly, many of them are adulterous relationships. This includes the relationship between Tristan, a bachelor, and Isolde, a married woman. Why do these characters seek love outside of marriage? What does this story suggest to you about the importance of love in our understanding of the human condition?
CITE MALORY’S LE MORT D’ARTHUR BY BOOK AND CHAPTER NUMBER. USE ROMAN NUMERALS FOR BOTH BOOK AND CHAPTER. NO OTHER SOURCES REQUIRED BESIDES USING THE BOOK. I uploaded a file of the book for you. You can also find the book on google.Le Morte d’Arthur describes a number of relationships of romantic love between men and women. Interestingly, many of them are adulterous relationships. This includes the relationship between Tristan, a bachelor, and Isolde, a married woman. Why do these characters seek love outside of marriage? What does this story suggest to you about the importance of love in our understanding of the human condition?
