... tower. The first time in the poem when the lady of Shalott speaks she says, 'I'm half sick of shadows', this is also the first part in the poem where the lady of Shalott appears to be unhappy with her lifestyle. In part three of the poem, Lancelot in introduced. It is very descriptive and a clear impression of Lancelot can be gained. It is found that Lancelot is attractive, handsome, rich, bold and has coal black hair. He could also be described as tall, dark and handsome. Although Lancelot and the Lady of Shalott do not actually meet of communicate, Lancelot is the one who tempted her to look directly down to Camelot and break the curse. When the Lady of Shalott sees Lancelot riding past in his shiny, well polished armour in the mirror she cant resist seeing him properly so she looks down to Camelot and as she does ...

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