Tennyson’s version portrays sir bedivere with more excitement than sir thomas malory’s version does. happiness than sir thomas malory’s version does. action than sir thomas malory’s version does. sorrow than sir thomas malory’s version does.

Action than Sir Thomas Malory’s version does.

Explanation:

Tennyson’s version portrays Sir Bedivere with more action than Sir Thomas Malory’s version does. This is an example of how the stories of King Arthur have been retold in many different ways throughout history.

Sir Bedivere was a trustworthy knight in these stories. He was one of the first to join the Round Table fellowship, and also helped Arthur fight the Giant of Mont St. Michel.

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