Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’ Arthur claims King Arthur has both favorable and lousy characteristics. These claims make him the ideal complex character. Throughout the text evidence shows where Arthur presented true admirable leadership and nobility. Although, Arthur also demonstrates that he makes crass decisions and his loyalty is frail at times.
King Arthur demonstrates leadership and determination, he led his troops supremely. In the text the author says, “King Arthur’s army was the smaller, their courage was the higher” claiming that although they didn’t have the finest army, they had dedicated, hard working soldiers (232). Arthur made sure his troops were brave and courageous. Arthur also exhibits respect and that he is courteous; he allows
