Knights tale paragraph

Introduction

Chivalric romance Has the intrusion of the gods and the funeral pyre, but fin'amor too. The "romance" isn't a romance because it includes romance; it's a romance because it's written in romance.

Statement

The Knights' tale is a chivalric romance.

Explanation and example

There is a joust between palamon and arcite so that they can marry Emily. There is an intrusion of the gods when palamon, arcite and Emily pray to the gods and goddess. Chivalric romance is alway written in romance and has a joust between people so they could marry a princess.

Conclusion

Chivalric romance includes fights between people, is writen in romance and has an intrusion of gods. The Knights tale has all this and so it is a chivalric romance.

Chivalric romance Has the intrusion of the gods and the funeral pyre, but fin'amor too. The "romance" isn't a romance because it includes romance; it's a romance because it's written in romance. The Knights' tale is a chivalric romance. There is a joust between palamon and arcite so that they can marry Emily. There is an intrusion of the gods when palamon, arcite and Emily pray to the gods and goddess. Chivalric romance is alway written in romance and has a joust between people so they could marry a princess. Chivalric romance includes fights between people, is writen in romance and has an intrusion of gods. The Knights tale has all this and so it is a chivalric romance.