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Why does king arthur decide to battle sir pellinore?
a.
sir pellinore has no right to be living in the woods outside camelot.

b.
sir pellinore refuses to accept arthur as king of the britons.

c.
sir pellinore forces travelers to fight him before he will allow them to enter camelot.

d.
sir pellinore is plotting to take over camelot

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