1. Becket : The honor of God
... , because protecting God's honor is a vocation that gives Becket security in the purpose of his life. Becket begins to love the honor of God, and explains to the king, "There's one thing I do love, my prince, and that I"m sure of. Doing what I have to do and doing it well" (44). He also tells the young monk, "if it's worth doing it's worth doing well" (113 ... so that I may do what I believe to be my life's work" (94). In chess, pawns are the instrument of the player. Comparing himself to a pawn, Becket suggests that he is an instrument in God's plan, "just a little grain of san in the m...
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- Grade Level: High School