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garri49 [273]
3 years ago
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These lines tell us that the Green Knight mocked the knights of Arthur’s court for being cowardly and not accepting his challeng

e. King Arthur stepped up to accept the challenge himself, but Gawain does not let his king suffer such and accepts the potentially fatal challenge. By this act, Gawain upholds the of chivalry.
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Wittaler [7]3 years ago
4 0

Gawain stepped in to accept the challenged.  He chopped off the Knight’s head but it magically reattached itself back to its body.  A year later he travels to the Green Knight’s lair where it is his turn to accept a blow from him.   When the Knight strikes, Gawain only to evade the blow.  He goes home afterwards.

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