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Interesting. I don't know that I would choose this interpretation in its entirety, but I like it.
I think this is a very good summary!!! I agree.
A little late to the party, but what's the meaning of not being allowed to have a candle? Was that a setup for the scene where Beatrice is so obviously out of her mind that she fights to keep one that a child made for her
I really like this take on the book! How would you relate the monastery experience to this?
Josh, great thoughts! Since Gawain was protecting the dragon, Gawain is therefore protecting everyone from bad things in the past. Wistan is the long lost son, I think.
Loved your take on the book! I felt a little lost after reading it, and it all became clear after reading your summary.
Interesting thoughts. I liked your view on the book, thanks for sharing :-)
Wow. I guess I may have been looking at the ending in too literal of a way. Your version of the book does make a lot of sense, though I guess I'd prefer to see it as a fantasy novel instead of a metaphor.
Wow! I didn't see it this way but that's a nice angle on the book
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Interesting. I don't know that I would choose this interpretation in its entirety, but I like it.
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I think this is a very good summary!!! I agree.
A little late to the party, but what's the meaning of not being allowed to have a candle? Was that a setup for the scene where Beatrice is so obviously out of her mind that she fights to keep one that a child made for her
I really like this take on the book! How would you relate the monastery experience to this?
Josh, great thoughts! Since Gawain was protecting the dragon, Gawain is therefore protecting everyone from bad things in the past. Wistan is the long lost son, I think.
Loved your take on the book! I felt a little lost after reading it, and it all became clear after reading your summary.
Interesting thoughts. I liked your view on the book, thanks for sharing :-)
Wow. I guess I may have been looking at the ending in too literal of a way. Your version of the book does make a lot of sense, though I guess I'd prefer to see it as a fantasy novel instead of a metaphor.
Wow! I didn't see it this way but that's a nice angle on the book
