Packet 1: Bonus 4

Lynette berates Sir Gareth as a “ladle-washer” in an unusually comic story that may be this author’s only original contribution to Arthurian legend. For 10 points each:
[10e] What 15th-century English author used a prison stay to rewrite French romances as Le Morte D’Arthur?
ANSWER: Sir Thomas Malory
[10m] Lynette rudely cheers on Gareth’s first opponent, Sir Pertolope, who goes by this title. A character with this title carries a holly bough in an alliterative poem that uses 46 lines to describe his adversary’s pentangle.
ANSWER: Green Knight [prompt on knight; prompt on Sir Bertilak de Hautdesert]
[10h] Sir Kay relentlessly mocks Gareth in his bel inconnu guise of a kitchen boy, giving him this nickname. This French-language nickname is a jibe at Gareth’s unsuitability for manual labor.
ANSWER: Beaumains [prompt on translations like beautiful hands or fair hands]
<HA, British Literature> | NAFTA-Packet-1

HeardPPBE %M %H %
4117.3281%73%20%

Back to bonuses