In “The Vision of Sir Launfal,” how does the knight’s greeting of the leper in Part II show the change of his attitude toward his fellow man?

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   The correct answer is :  The three annotations that can be made for a text are :   1.  Make observations by paraphrasing and summarizing. It is necessary to have an idea of the general theme before trying to interpret it. The key questions that can be asked are :  What do you see?  What is literally present in the text?  You can put the section in your own words.    2.  Make connections.  Annotations consist of making text-to-text, text-to-yourself, and text-to-world observations. A relationship or association can be made on a personal level, through memories or experiences.  3. Rhetorical relations. Looking for key points of the text, looking at contrasts, repetitions and changes, after having read the text for the third time.