What does Sir Bedivere do with Excalibur at
the lake?
O He replaces his own sword with Excal...
English, 17.12.2021 01:00 TheRealKodakBlack
What does Sir Bedivere do with Excalibur at
the lake?
O He replaces his own sword with Excalibur.
O He hides Excalibur rather than throwing it in the lake.
O He studies Excalibur closely before throwing it into the
lake.
O He sees the Lady of the Lake and gives her Excalibur.
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