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King Arthur
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King Arthur
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King Arthur

Written by Frank Thompson

Narrated by John Lee

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

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King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table-and the chivalry, romance, heroism, and betrayal at the heart of the legendary tale-have gripped the imagination of the world for centuries. In King Arthur, young Arthur is given a seemingly impossible mission-to defeat a bloodthirsty Saxon conqueror and his army, a dozen times the size of Arthur's own. Haunted by Merlin and tormented by the fact that his small band of knights has only a slim chance at survival, Arthur is determined to fulfill his duty to the Roman Empire, his family, and Great Britain. In the midst of their mission, when Arthur and Lancelot, his greatest knight, rescue the exquisite Guinevere from captivity, the enchanting tale of the royal lovers begins. King Arthur is a story of catastrophic defeat, devastating victory, and magical romance.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 5, 2004
ISBN9781415912836
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  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    We are taken in the Dark Ages as the last Roman legions are withdrawing Britain. There are many interesting tidbits not seen in the film, I especially enjoyed the extended role of Guinevere who takes central stage in Thompson's novelization as opposed to the film in which she is little more than a pretty (albeit, expressionless) face standing in the background, carrying a bow. Arthur and his knights are adequately developed, Cendric the Saxon is an imposing villain, but for me, the real hero in the film and in the novelization is Lancelot, the knight who sees further than anyone else and never stops questioning the purpose of a mission of madness.

    A well-written novelization of the excellent 2004 film which departed from the popular story and tried to trace the historical figure of the man who became a legend.