... I thought that they were put to good use in describing the places, people and events. Irony is put to effect late in the book when used to describe the Joy of the Court. In reality, no good or joy had come from it. The only thing that the "Joy" produced was sadness for the knight who had to stay in the garden and death for everyone who had challenged it ... for life or until they no longer wanted you. I think that the author wrote the way he did because that is what the life of a knight was like. It consisted of helping those people that they could help and saving the ones they could sa...

• Word Count: 1323
• Approx Pages: 5
• Grade Level: High School