A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

Main Characters and Their Development

• Hank Morgan: The main character of the book, an American from Connecticut who accidentally ends up in 6th century England. He uses his knowledge and skills from the 19th century to change society and introduce modern technologies. In the process, he faces various moral and ethical dilemmas, leading to his personal growth and changing views on power and progress.
• King Arthur: The legendary king of Britain, depicted in the book as a noble but naive and not always effective ruler. Interaction with Hank Morgan helps him see the flaws in his rule and attempt to improve the lives of his subjects.
• Sir Lancelot: One of the Knights of the Round Table, known for his bravery and loyalty. In the book, he is portrayed as the ideal of knighthood but also faces internal conflicts and moral dilemmas.
• Sandy: A young woman who becomes Hank Morgan's companion. She helps him adapt to life in medieval England and plays an important role in his adventures. In the process, she also develops as a character, becoming more independent and self-assured.
• Merlin: The legendary wizard at King Arthur's court, depicted in the book as Hank Morgan's adversary. He embodies the old traditions and magic that Hank tries to replace with science and rationalism. Their confrontation symbolizes the conflict between old and new worldviews.