The Passing of Arthur

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"The Passing of Arthur" is a narrative poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson that recounts the final moments of King Arthur and the end of the Knights of the Round Table.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
narrative poem
poem
author Alfred, Lord Tennyson NERFINISHED
basedOn Arthurian legend NERFINISHED
King Arthur NERFINISHED
basedOnAuthor Thomas Malory NERFINISHED
basedOnWork Le Morte d’Arthur NERFINISHED
containsObject Excalibur NERFINISHED
Round Table NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
describesEvent breaking of Excalibur
departure of Arthur to Avalon
final battle of King Arthur
featuresCharacter Sir Lancelot NERFINISHED
firstPublicationYear 1869
form unrhymed iambic pentameter
frameNarrative King Arthur recounts his last battle to Sir Bedivere
genre Arthurian poetry
Victorian poetry
influencedBy Christian imagery
medieval chivalric tradition
language English
literaryMovement Victorian literature
mainCharacter King Arthur NERFINISHED
Queen Guinevere NERFINISHED
Sir Bedivere NERFINISHED
Sir Modred NERFINISHED
meter blank verse
motif dimming of the old order
mystical ship bearing Arthur away
three queens
narrativePerspective third-person narration
partOf Idylls of the King NERFINISHED
positionInSeries final idyll of Idylls of the King
setting Battle of Camlan NERFINISHED
Salisbury Plain NERFINISHED
shore where Arthur is taken to Avalon
symbol Avalon as symbol of mystery and hope
Excalibur as symbol of divine kingship
mist as symbol of uncertainty and transition
theme betrayal
death
end of an era
faith
heroism
loss
loyalty
transition

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Idylls of the King containsPoem The Passing of Arthur
Alfred, Lord Tennyson's poem "Guinevere" relatedWork The Passing of Arthur
subject surface form: Guinevere (poem)