The passage that shows Sir Gawain's honesty and modesty is
<h3>What does this snippet show?</h3>
- It shows that Sir Gawain recognizes that he was ambitious and covets something he did not have.
- It shows that Sir Gawain recognizes that greed led him to irrational acts.
- It shows that Sir Gawain feels tainted and corrupted by his actions.
The excerpt shows that Sir Gawain acted very incorrectly and brought about bad results, which Sir Gawain acknowledges were his fault.
Recognizing this, Sir Gawain shows himself to be an honest man who does not try to run from his mistakes. He also shows modesty, as he shows that he is willing to reward those who have been harmed by his actions.
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The answer would be a stereotype if im not mistaken
Pleads,Blood,Slain,weeping,cries
Answer:
I believe the answer is numerical data, or B.
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Explanation:
•Historical legend is not a reliable source if you are looking for facts, as it is legend and hasn't been proven yet.
•Popular opinion would not be accurate either, as it is "opinion".
•Storytelling is not factual evidence, so that isn't an option either.
