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Arthurian Traditions (03/30)
Grumpy, scowling Camulus is back. Especially after discovering the shambles that Orlin had made of his notes and gradebook. Apparently he had tried to remark everyone on the basis of the smiles he received. Camulus was going to kill him.
"None of you are to mention my behaviour of the past two days," he growled as a preamble to class. "None of you." He glares around the class, as if to make his point.
"Right. Today we'll be looking at the longest of the Welsh Arthurian romances, the story of Peredur. This story parallels the continental French romance of Percival. There is some dispue which story is the original, the Welsh or the French, although it seems that the Welsh may be earlier. There are two major differences between these stories . . ."
Camulus goes on for a while about the superiority of the Welsh myths to Chretien DeTroye's versions, then dives into the story of Peredur, his rearing, his beef with Kei, and then his several dozen adventures. It got to the point where he simply wrote 'PSO', indicating 'Peredur set out'. There were lame kings, ugly kings, hags, hags, more hags, and lots of battles.
Camulus may have been looking slightly vindictive when he was describing all of these conflicts.
"None of you are to mention my behaviour of the past two days," he growled as a preamble to class. "None of you." He glares around the class, as if to make his point.
"Right. Today we'll be looking at the longest of the Welsh Arthurian romances, the story of Peredur. This story parallels the continental French romance of Percival. There is some dispue which story is the original, the Welsh or the French, although it seems that the Welsh may be earlier. There are two major differences between these stories . . ."
Camulus goes on for a while about the superiority of the Welsh myths to Chretien DeTroye's versions, then dives into the story of Peredur, his rearing, his beef with Kei, and then his several dozen adventures. It got to the point where he simply wrote 'PSO', indicating 'Peredur set out'. There were lame kings, ugly kings, hags, hags, more hags, and lots of battles.
Camulus may have been looking slightly vindictive when he was describing all of these conflicts.

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