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    Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a romance of a knight’s adventure/quest as an ordinary person would see it as. An adventure where Sir Gawain goes through many test to get to the Green Knight. Though the romance may just seem like an ordinary quest getting fulfilled‚ there are many things going on than what is shown in black and white. A thorough analysis of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight shows the importance of the meals in the romantic novel‚ as it displayed bonds of rivalry‚ bonds between the

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    era‚ a knight had to behave in a certain manner‚ they had to follow the chivalric code or where punished. A knight had to be honorable and courteous towards others‚ and uphold a system of values of loyalty. A knight was required to have not just the quality and abilities to fight battles in the savage period of the Middle Ages but at the same time was relied upon to remember his chivalric duty and to maintain his composure. The concept of chivalry gave inspiration for stories about King Arthur and his

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    code which consists of courage‚ honor‚ courtesy‚ justice‚ and a readiness to help the weak. Sir Gawain is a chivalrous knight because he embodies the ideas of bravery‚ honor‚ and loyalty which is showcased in Arthurian literatures such as Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Le Morte D’arthur. Sir Gawain presents himself with bravery when he takes King Arthur’s place in the challenge against the Green Knight. “I beseech you my king‚ let this game be mine.” (lines 119-120) He says. By presenting himself

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    Although there are not very many female characters in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ or any of the other literature discussed this semester‚ the small roles the females play impact Gawain‘s quest throughout the story. There are three main females in this story; Queen Guinevere‚ the young lady and the old lady. Guinevere is the queen of Gawain‘s castle and she is important to him but she does not have a very much interaction with him before his journey. The second two ladies he meets at

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    Viktoriya Stolyar Mrs. Rivard English 12-7 Honors Period 2 01-18-13 Sir Gawain and the Green Knight has many examples of chivalry in it. One of those examples is when Sir Gawain takes the challenge presented to King Arthur. This is an example of the first part in the Code of Chivalry. This same event is also an example of the second part of the Code of Chivalry‚ responsibility to the king. The Code of Chivalry states that knights are to have respect for the Christian faith. This is shown by the reference

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    because they were treated with deification and adulation‚ but were not respected as capable members of the human race. Much of the chivalric code that knights prided themselves on was based on the assumption that women could not achieve much for themselves‚ and therefore‚ men had to accomplish it for them. However‚ Sir Gawain and the Green Knight demonstrates that women possessed the ability to achieve their demands and utilizing their influences however they desired. Morgan le Faye and Lady Bercilak

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    medieval period when chivalry was at its peak knights were expected to not only to go into battle‚ but also show politeness and gratitude for their king. While many knights were raised with this mindset some‚ of course‚ had to be taught. During this time period the Arthurian Legends were quite popular in the royal courts and were used as teaching instruments. Sir Gawain in particular showed the most examples of chivalry toward his king than any other knight. He not only respected his king‚ but also

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    Dana Jeter Professor Dale Katherine Ireland Eng 3010 First Essay The Theme of the Supernatural The theme of the supernatural is present in the two poems‚ Beowulf and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. However‚ even though this theme is in both poems‚ it is approached differently due to the different genres; one being an epic and the other a romance. These two genres have different characteristics of how the story is supposed to unfold‚ and focusing on how the supernatural plays apart of that is

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    Sir Gawain and The Green Knight Comparison and Contrast Essay Sir Gawain and The Green Knight is a tale of adventure and a story of journey and games‚ but it is also a morality tale. Sir Gawain is an honorable character who is concerned about the protection and elevation of his honor as a knight. However‚ because he is ashamed about having acquired the attention of Bertilak’s wife‚ he neglects to tell his host. This exclusion of the truth violates the rules of the game that Gawain and the Green

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    Account of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight’s Literary Qualities The narrative of Gawain has a dark tone that is only briefly referenced. The story is centred upon the trials of Gawain but the entire plot is drawn out from this tone: Morgana’s hatred of Camelot. She takes on the role of puppet master‚ though her presence in Bertilack’s castle as the old crone is only revealed along with the explanation of the games and the unravelling of the plot. I felt that her role presented an opportunity to

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