The Green Night.
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Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, a chivalric romance written by an anonymous author in the late 1300s, not long after the Black Death swept through England. The plot concerns a mysterious, verdant visitor to the Round Table, who on Christmas Day proposes a bizarre, macabre game: if one of King Arthur’s knights lands a blow on him, he’ll return it in kind a year later.
Gawain, Arthur’s nephew, accepts the challenge, beheading the Green Knight, who promptly picks up his head, places it back on his shoulders, and rides away. Most of the poem concerns brave Sir Gawain keeping his dangerous appointment the following year. It’s a good opportunity for undergraduates to learn about Middle English, laws of chivalry, and the guest-host relationship. If it’s not the most accessible read for modern audiences, at least there’s some Arthurian gore, seduction, and mirth thrown in to help it go down easy.
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Honduras quiere medalla y comenzó prácticas en Japón
La Selección se prepara en estos días en Osaka para enfrentar a Japón, donde Miguel Falero comenzará a probar el once ideal que abrirá los JJOO ante Rumania.
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Honduras llegó a Japón y de inmediato comenzaron los trabajos para buscar el objetivo mayor de los Juegos Olímpicos: una medalla. Los dirigidos por Miguel Falero llegaron el viernes por la mañana a tierras niponas y, tras pasar sus pruebas médicas, se dirigieron a Osaka, donde han tenido su primer entrenamiento de cara al primer compromiso amistoso.