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Hatred In Arthur And Moderd Knights Of Camelot

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How could Modred have so much hate for Arthur who raised and loved him. in the movie ‘Arthur & Moderd Knights of Camelot’. Good vs. evil was always playing a part in the film from the beginning as shown in the first 30 minutes. The watchers can see how hatred plays a part in the movie he was haunted by his past and had fere his step sone was going to take over by any means necessary. As Arthur left to fight for Camelot he told Modred to keep the kingdom safe till he returned but Modred wanted all power so claimed that Arthur died so he could be king. Arthur was unaware of all the evil he had against him in the long run. In these Did Arthur deserve the evil betrayed by Modred and everyone else did he have to go away to fight or could have …show more content…

His love was strong but Modred was so evil inside he was taking the love as planning to get rid of Arthur so he could finally be king and do as he pleased. As Arthur was showing the love he was being betrayed by his son Arthur was good as Modred was so evil he was willing to. kill the man that raised him just to be king and other men that stayed were scared to leave or say something because. they knew and have seen what Modern had done to the men that stoop up to Modred and the men Modred had hired to protect …show more content…

and challenges he threw their way Arthur was underestimating his. appoint to where he knew he would be defeated he will still fight for what he loved even though he would lose her too. He has fought evil for so long that he's blind to that evil is his best friend. Modred is using this to his advantage to show who is stronger in the battle. Though he was strong Modred was able to use his evil to break down further in the battles. When Arthur was away he was fighting with his son and will never be able to come back from losing his men. He was devastated to find out his wife was going to marry Modred bc she was being forced but Modred knew that she has been having an affair with Lancelot so. That does play on evil because she was supposed to be loyal and was not at the time. He was battling with evil no matter where he is and it is killing him so he doubted himself so many times bc of all the good he has done and the evil of his stepson and the evil of his best friend taking his

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