King Arthur was a legendary British leader of the late 5th and early 6th centuries, who, according to Medieval histories and romances, led the defence of Romano-Celtic Britain against Saxon invaders in the early 6th century. The details of Arthur's story are mainly composed of folklore and literary invention, and his historical existence is debated and disputed by modern historians. The sparse historical background of Arthur is gleaned from...
King Arthur thinks that God has had a great idea giving him the task at hand.
King Arthur doesn't know how to get around the rabbit and doesn't want to dir...
Sir Robin invites the other knights to run away from the rabbit that is guard...
King Arthur meets Dennis and his mother who explain their system of governmen...
The Knights of the round table wonder why there is a French castle in the mid...
Tim The Enchanter leads the knights to the cave of Caerbannog.
King Arthur fights the Black Knight in order to cross a bridge.
King Arthur utters an unspeakable word in front of the knights who say Ni.
The knights of the round table confront a bridgekeeper to get across a treach...
Dennis shouts to the other peasants to watch King Arthur oppressing him.
King Arthur meets a peasant named Dennis and mistakes him for an old woman.
The French Guard tells Arthur that he will never open the castle door.
The Knight who says Ni demands a shrubbery or else King Arthur will never pas...
King Arthur is worried about their fate at the hands of the Knights of Ni.
Arthur and Sir Bedivere meet the knights who say Ni.
The Taunting French Guard tells King Arthur that they have the Holy Grail and...
King Arthur tells a French Guard that he should go and get his master so that...
King Arthur wants to know how you can use sheep's bladders to prevent earthqu...
King Arthur can't believe that the Black Knight still wants to fight him afte...
King Arthur wants to call off his fight with the Black Knight because the Bla...
Dennis gets King Arthur so agitated that he attacks Dennis and lends credence...
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