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Why was an exile considered lonely and vulnerable in Anglo-Saxon society?


A.) If a warrior was exiled, he was an easy target for marauders.

B.) Men who were thrown from society were doomed to be either beaten or ignored until they died.

C.) Outside of the relationship of comitatus, a man had no home, no protection, no lord.

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taskmasters

An exile was considered lonely and vulnerable in Anglo-Saxon society because if a warrior was exiled, he was an easy target for marauders. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "A". I hope that the answer has come to your great help.

ailud18

The correct answer is option A. An exile was considered lonely and vulnerable because if a warrior was exiled, he was an easy target for marauders. In other words, exile and isolation meant death as they were open to be attacked. Marauders were all those people or animals going from one place to another in search for people to kill, destroy or steal.