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The Two-sided Ywain

During the passage of Ywain The Knight of the Lion, it became clear that Ywain could be closely compared to an everyday Christian going through the highs and lows of the Life of a “Believer”. It is very rare to have an admirable Christian hero of any sort. But during this time Knights were considered to be of honorable status. Hence, one must attempt to consider Ywain as an example of a Brave man. To better understand the relationship between Ywain and his two personalities per say, one being the humble and compassionate friend to a Lion in need. And the other, a more machismo and inconsiderate man indulged in his own accomplishments and plunder.

During the 1st half of this famous piece of literature we are faced with the alter ego of Ywain as he prepares himself to avenge his cousin’s defeat in battle. This is not uncommon in the entrant community. During his adventurous journey he encounters another Knight named Esclados, and after......

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