Monty Python And The Holy Grail

I really need help with this. OK, we had to watch Monty Python and the Holy Grail of Brit lit. Now we have a short text on the right but of course I was not there for part of the film. Whatever the assighnment is "Monty Python The Holy Grail uses satire to ridicule the life and times of the Middle Ages. Satire mocks reality with exaggerated, ironic reversal of roles, including , literary techniques. In an analysis of a page, explane how the Holy Grail of medieval satire. Talk feudalism and chivalry. "I need help coming up with ideas of what to right. I already made a sketch, but it sucks and doesn't make sense. PLEASE HELP!

Satire
Witch Scene: "If she weighs ... the same as a duck ... It is made of wood! "" So ... "" A witch! Brulede!

The "Bring Out Your Dead! satiric scene is the plague. We have a man came to the cart with someone who is not quite dead. He argues with the captain to take his basket "Dead Guy" Captain basket is finally convinced to kill the man, and take on his cart.

The "scene of God: King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table have a private talk with God. They crawl, God is angry because "If there's one thing I can not stand, it's people groveling! Knights excuses, God said:" Do not apologize! Whenever I try to talk to someone that is "Sorry" and the "Excuse me" and that I am not worthy "Then they avert their eyes, God is always angry against them. Very funny scene.

The Trojan Rabbit is a satire of the Trojan, self-explanitory.

Sir Galahad 'The Pure' is ironic, no? He goes to Castle Anthrax, where "the blondes and brunettes Eight score, all aged between 16 and 19 and a half-life. The people want to use Anthrax Gilead for sexual purposes, it declines at the beginning, but eventually decides that it is not so bad and the idea. So much for Sir Galahad the "pure"

Role reversal: the guy who was lame prince married the girl with the "huge tracts of land ...». The guy acted like a typical feudal princess trying to escape from a marriage to someone that it did not, only the roles were reversed.
Exaggeration: the Black Knight is an exaggerated version of a knight-errant of old stories that have refused to stop fighting, even if incredibly injured.
Ironically, when they think they have finally gotten the Grail castle and they see they are exactly where they started at the French chateau the guy!