(Speech) British Literature class

Hi~~~~we are group 3.
 I am knight Arisa. And these are my knights company--Sarchi, ......(大家排一排, 一個個介紹say hi! ) Tell you a secret, actually, we are the round table knights. So, we, as knights in Camelot, are going to share with you guys about "The perfect knight in Sir Dawain and the green knight." (點開目錄) Here are the context. (帶過去每個人要講的標題')

Okay, let's define Perfect first. What comes to your mind when you hear perfect? A man who got full grades all the time? Or people who have perfect hot body figure? Any one wants to share? (沒[人說就接下去) well,  according to Oxford Dictionary, we know perfect is having all the required and desirable elements, qualities, or characteristic, as good as it is possible to be. Completely accurate. But,  we consider, Perfect is not absolute having no mistake, it should be FEW mistakes. Since no one is perfect. and perfect is not perfect. Close to perfect is perfect.

So, the perfect knight in the story, Sir Gawain. Why we consider him Perfect?
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When the narrator describes the pentagram on Gawain’s shield, he explains to us that the five sides of the pentagram represent the five areas in which Gawain excels




 

 
   What do you think about Perfection?

Someone with few flaws; possessing many desirable qualities. 

Someone with many if not all of these traits: 

beautiful on the inside and out. 
attractive. 
athletic. 
generous. 
caring. 
kind. 
intelligent. 

funny

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fun to be around. 
hardworking. 
friendly. 

No one is perfect, but some people are close. 

2. Exactly what you're looking for and want.