Contrast Essay on King Arthur

In T.H. White's Arthur Becomes King of Britain, White tries very hard for his audience to get to know Arthur painting him as a fully realized human being with emotions and character traits, while in Alfred, Lord Tennsyon's Morte d' Arthur, Tennyson shows us more of his deeds and contributions to society. Both of these stories help tell the epic of the King Arthurian legends.
Both White and Tennyson display Arthur as a hero, but White shows Wart as a smaller, boyish, and more mettlesome character. “The King was dead” and on a site in front of a church lay a sword with the inscription of whoever could pull it ...