An Honorable Knight in King Arthur's Court

The hero, in the passage of Sir Awan's Knight and Green Knight, Sir Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (Part 2, 640-712), the hero was in front of the court of King Arthur, his horse adorned with gold armor I am sitting in Gringolet. It is because the only knight who bravely accepted the challenge of Green Knight is trying to depart to find the Green Knight and the Green Church. Please show me yourself to repel.

Lord Gawain and the channel analysis of Green Knight In this section, we noticed that we are in the Court of King Arthur during the feast of Christmas. The green knight will present a dispute to the court and this game will hit. Watching that no one would accept this challenge, King Arthur himself went to the Green Knight and prepared to keep his honor. As a noble knight, Sir Gawain inquired whether he could replace King Arthur in court. His wish was approved. This part begins with King Arthur saying that Lord Gwen is here to give you weapons and blessings.

King Arthur and his knight represent the peak of courage, knight and honor. However, when a strange knight, a green knight entered Camelot with a challenge, the knight did not accept it (?). Because he is afraid of losing his life, none of the knights wants to fight a green knight. Gao Wen has made progress and accepted it until Arthur faced this problem and defended the honor of the court. Therefore, the purpose of the Green Knight is to teach Sir Gavin to respect its honor.

Sir Gawain of "Gao Wen Sir and Green Knight" is a knight of king Arthur's court, and he maintains himself through a nightcode in parallel with the parallel night code of Parallel Knight. These long-standing virtues are the courage, courtesy, and loyalty that Sir Gawa has shown through his many actions. Like the magnificent hero Beowulf, Gawain easily knocked down the opponent. Gao Wen bravely cut the neck of a green knight and made him headless. This courage showed him another courage when high temperature respected him and found a green knight for the second challenge. He was afraid to face the Cavaliers, but expressed his courage and honor by following his promise.