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Essay heading: Galahad as a Christ Figure
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Galahad came to Melias' aide causing the knight, who had almost killed Melias, to set upon him instead. He drove the knight away, saving Melias. Before he left, Galahad made sure that Melias would be taken care of until he was well.
Galahad had disciples that joined him on his search for the Holy Grail...
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Bors and Percival were very faithful to Galahad and followed him throughout his journey. Both stayed with him and remained loyal to him even when the king of Sarras put them in jail. Because of their loyalty to Galahad neither Bors nor Percival recovered when he was enraptured. Both missed Galahad too much...
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