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    This document discusses themes, symbols, and moral values found in stories about King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. It provides examples of themes such as trust, betrayal, and power and responsibility found in King Arthur's relationship with Lancelot and Mordred. Symbols like the Round Table, which represented equality, and the sword, a symbol of power and responsibility, are also examined. The document encourages thinking about why equality and unity were important to King Arthur and composing a 50-word response explaining a moral value learned from a graphic novel and why it is important, supported by evidence.

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    Learn about the theme, moral values and symbols in the F1 KSBM Literature Component

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    THEME, Moral Value & Symbols King Arthur

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    This document discusses themes, symbols, and moral values found in stories about King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. It provides examples of themes such as trust, betrayal, and power and responsibility found in King Arthur's relationship with Lancelot and Mordred. Symbols like the Round Table, which represented equality, and the sword, a symbol of power and responsibility, are also examined. The document encourages thinking about why equality and unity were important to King Arthur and composing a 50-word response explaining a moral value learned from a graphic novel and why it is important, supported by evidence.

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    Themes, Symbols and Moral Values in King Arthur Stories

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    Moureen Padan
    This document discusses themes, symbols, and moral values found in stories about King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. It provides examples of themes such as trust, betrayal, and power and responsibility found in King Arthur's relationship with Lancelot and Mordred. Symbols like the Round Table, which represented equality, and the sword, a symbol of power and responsibility, are also examined. The document encourages thinking about why equality and unity were important to King Arthur and composing a 50-word response explaining a moral value learned from a graphic novel and why it is important, supported by evidence.

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    THEME

    central issue that the story is trying to put


    forward
    could be more than one theme in a story

    Examples of themes

    THEME
    TRUST
    King Arthurs
    relationship
    with Lancelot
    his best friend

    MORAL
    VALUE
    We must be
    trustworthy so
    that people will
    have high
    regards of us

    EVIDENCE
    King Arthur
    trusts Lancelot
    to look after
    Guinevere.
    Page 24

    THEME
    BETRAYAL
    Lancelots
    feelings for the
    queen
    Mordreds
    betrayal

    MORAL
    EVIDENCE
    VALUE
    King Arthur
    We should
    trusted Mordred
    not betray the
    trust given to us as regent when

    he went after
    Lancelot but
    Mordred rebelled
    against Arthur
    and imprisoned
    Queen
    Guinevere.
    Page 18

    THEME
    POWER &
    Responsibility

    With great
    power comes
    great
    responsibility

    MORAL
    VALUE
    We should
    not abuse
    power. We must
    fulfill our
    responsibilities
    when we have
    power.

    EVIDENCE
    King Arthur
    made sure his
    people have a
    lot of food to
    eat. Being a
    king, he has
    maintained
    peace in his
    kingdom.

    SYMBOLS
    An object used to represent an idea or concept

    THE ROUND
    NODRU BETLA
    TABLE
    What do you know about the Round Table?
    King Arthur made all his knights sit
    around this table to resolve the conflicts.
    The knights were equal because no seat
    at the table was better than the other
    The Round Table symbolised equality and
    unity.

    THE SWORD
    ROSRW
    What do you know about the Sword?
    Many knights tried to pull the sword
    out of the stone but only the young
    Arthur

    could

    do

    it

    and

    he

    was

    crowned the King of England


    The sword is a symbol of power and
    responsibility

    Put on you thinking cap!


    Why do you think equality and unity is
    important to King Arthur?

    Based on one of the graphic novels above, write


    about an important moral value you have learnt.
    Why do you think this moral value is important?
    Support your answer with evidence from the
    novel.
    Write:
    in not less than 50 words
    In continuous writing (not in note form)

    Based on the graphic novel, King


    Arthur retold by Janet Hardy-Gould, an
    important moral value that I have
    learnt is This
    means .
    This moral value is important
    because
    In the novel,
    In
    conclusion,

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