The Holy Grail
Jan 11th, 2012 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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Percival’s search for the Grail is the embodiment of commitment and perseverance. His quest has endured for centuries, taking him to all corners of the globe and even off planet. His heroic deeds, though not well known, will forever be equated with righteousness and purity of motive.
The irony, of course, has not been lost on anyone, least of all God. Jesus never actually drank from a cup at the last supper. The story was meant as a metaphor. Percival’s search, while admirable, will always be in vain.
When God told him the truth, Percival decried him as an idolater.
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