Category: Plays/Films/Dramas
_With what names should I inscribe this play but with yours? Yet what right have I to dedicate to you what is already so much your own? Memory goes back to that June day, now long ago, when first I undertook to write for you a play out of Malory’s pages on a theme long pondere...
_With what names should I inscribe this play but with yours? Yet what right have I to dedicate to you what is already so much your own? Memory goes back to that June day, now lo...
2. Part 2True stock. I thank you. Launcelot, we celebrate a joust to-morrow In honour of this victory we have won; And you must ride in it: for we were mourning That it should lack the s...
3. Part 3Your tongues speak trippingly of breaking hearts, Yet of your courtesy remember this: A woman has no armour, has no sword; And absent, how shall she defend herself? If tongues b...
4. Part 4Guard? From what? What, Gawaine? Why, too, when I came among you-- Bedivere, Mordred, all of you--I heard Hot cries of quarrel called and answered back-- Why was there silence?...
5. Part 5Saved her! Could I leave her then A prey to those fanged foxes? To the wrath They were so cunning with their stratagems To fire in you? I had vowed to be your Queen’s Unalterabl...
6. Part 6The rebel power is broken, and he that raised it Dead. Woe on us that the King died with him! Upon a field all mounded with the slain, The bloodiest harvest Time did ever reap,...