How do the two poems interpret the story of king arthur’s death similarly? a. both depict arthur as selflessly lamenting the tragic deaths of his knights. b. neither suggests that arthur recognizes that his wounds are fatal. c. both depict arthur as regretting the pursuit of mordred and the battle. d. neither suggests the idea that arthur might return again one day.

(a)

Explanation:

King author was a selfless man.

He had always looked out for his knights and about their well being.

He had regrets about their deaths, it weighed heavy on his heart. So he was lamenting.

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