King arthur

            How do the adventures that young Arthur experiences influences how he rules Camelot as an adult?.
             All the adventures Merlyn gives to Arthur will make become a great king. The first adventure Merlyn gives to Arthur is by turning him into a fish. Merlyn, who wants the Wart to learn about the dangers of absolute monarchy, brings him to visit the king of the moat, an enormous pike. The pike lazily answers some of the Wart's questions, saying that power and might are the only two things worth living by. The idea of might makes right will play an important part of Arthur's adulthood. Arthur is against the idea of absolute power and might makes right, which will lead him to become a great king. King Uther favored these two ideas so that made him a great warrior but an awful king. .
             On second adventure, Arthur has is when he is seeing the jousting between King Pellimore and Sir Grummore. Arthur thinks that he jousting was funny because their armor was impenetrable so no one got hurt. Arthur learns from the knights that battles are not fun. Somebody is always killed. .
             On third adventure, Arthur has is when Merlyn turns him into a bird. The goal was to get within Cully, which was very dangerous. Cully is bird killing bird. Arthur does complete this task. He learns from this adventure that proving himself, he learns the value of courage and there is a time for bravery and a time for knowledge. Through this, Arthur learns how to be an effective king. When he last through Cully, the other birds call him King of the Merlins. Arthur realizes that was silly because he survived through Cully attacks. .
             On fourth adventure, is when Kay and Arthur save three people that were held in custody by Morgan La Fay. The Wart is not a hero in this adventure in the same sense as Kay, since he does not win fights or kill beasts. The Wart does, however, have an unusually strong sense of kindness and compassion, and he is consistently selfless.