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Guinevere as Lord
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The two most important women in Lancelot's life, Guinevere and the Lady of the Lake, are his 'female lord' and his 'female master.' Their female roles are examined in relation to the love theme and in the context of decoding female authority.
Title: Guinevere as Lord
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The two most important women in Lancelot's life, Guinevere and the Lady of the Lake, are his 'female lord' and his 'female master.
' Their female roles are examined in relation to the love theme and in the context of decoding female authority.
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