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Predict A writer’s use of hints or clues to indicate events that will occur later in a story is called foreshadowing. Does Malory provide enough clues for you to have predicted that Modred will kill Arthur, or does Arthur’s death surprise you? Explain.

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Malory provides many clues about Arthur's death, which makes it somewhat predictable for the reader.

Where can we see these clues?

  • In the title of the book.
  • In Merlin's prophecy.

The book written by Thomas Malory is called "Le Morte d'Arthur" or "The Death of Arthur" in a book translation. Thus, the very title of the book, already lets the reader know that Arthur's death will happen at some point in the narrative.

To make this moment even more predictable, we can read the moment when Merlin prophesies Arthur's death, showing that this is his destiny after bringing hope to the people.

The book deals a lot with the impossibility of escaping fate and it all makes it very clear to the reader that Arthur is going to die.

When that moment arrives, the reader may find it exciting but not surprising.

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