Camelot: The Noble Tale Of King Arthur

The noble tale of King Arthur was passed on from generation to generation and quickly spread worldwide. Arthur represented the end of the dark ages in his time and built a peaceful kingdom named Camelot. Camelot was the perfect place because it was peaceful, full of life, no hierarchy, and was a political and not a military place. This lured people, anyone from knights, to fair ladies, to poor men looking for work. With how rapidly this legend spread and how relevant it still is, it turned into a hunt in the past for the tales of King Arthur and how the tale had the power to excite imagination in anyone who reads it to become like King Arthur and how brave he was, how he was a leader, the longevity of the story, and ultimately how a hero is

This is part of the human desire to have a hero in society to solve everyone’s problems and to save the day from the crisis at hand. He was known for being the brave and courageous king because he would fight and go on quests with his knights and armies. The legend of King Arthur was written to show the human desire to have a hero in society who is noble, brave, and is a leader for children to aspire to be like. Many, who have studied King Arthur also believe, that with Arthur’s story, it provides us with some relief that we all have great hope and we all are fallen creatures. The legend of King Arthur was so popularly and well known, that many different cultures took the story and made it into their own. Whether it was in movies, books, plays, or just tales that parents told their children. In the last 15 years alone, there have been Hollywood movies, computer games, and other creative re-tellings. Overall, the legend of King Arthur is still relevant today and will be a well known story for centuries to come because he is the human’s desire to a hero in society that we all want. The longevity and the peacefulness that Arthur brought to end the dark ages and create a kingdom where there is no war, just peace and prosperity, which lured people from

In the medieval ages and to the present, people want their leaders who represent them, to be brave, noble, honest, confident, creative, and inspirational, just to name a few. “Confidence is important because people will be looking for you on how to behave, particularly if things aren’t going 100% right. If you remain calm and poised, team members are far more likely to as well. As a result, morale and productivity will remain high and the problem will be solved more quickly.” (Jones p1) Confidence is the biggest characteristic that any hero or leader needs in order for people to want to follow them or be a part of their life. No one can deny the fact that confidence is one of the best qualities in a hero and leader, but not every leader is fit to be a hero. Arthur had all of the characteristics because, as human beings, we want to know that there is someone out there to protect us from anything or save the day when we are in danger. However, there are people who are skeptical and do not believe that we need a hero to save people anytime they are in trouble and that is how many myths and stories are made. People want to express their inner hero and what every human desires and wants inside themselves