Sir Gawain: A Steadfast Knight

"Gao Wen Sir and Green Knight" is a poem by King Arthur of the 14th century, an anonymous poet, beginning with the charming land of Camelot. In the center of this land there is a Knights of the Round Table to support the love of King Arthur. In Arthur 's New Year' s feast, a strange letter called Green Knight entered the hall in a rude manner. His color, physique, strength and magic are wonderful for round knight knights. He demanded tests on these people: Who accepts the challenge, please attack him with his own ax, in return, the date date is one year and one day, the challenger is beaten I guess.

The character of Sir Gawain and the character of Green Knight, Sir Gawa and Sir Lager's wedding are Authorain's legend and have a very high nobility, honesty, loyalty, and knight's talent. Sir Gawain is the nephew of King Arthur, a member of King Elite Roundtable. In the text of Sir Gawain and Green Knight, and in the text of "The Wedding of Sir Gawain and Sir Lager", Gao Wen is depicted as a hero embodying the characteristics of the glorious knight. At the Court of King Arthur, he will be seen as a loyal aristocrat to the king from many people and will sacrifice his life to protect his Lord.

The view of the Green Night's Cavaliers seems to be much lighter than King Arthur and Sir Gawain. Green Knight thought Sir Gawain was a precious knight, but Sir Gawain was still watching himself after the last meeting. Green Knight believes that everything is okay as Sir Gaowen admits his guilt, but Lord Gawain believes that his knight's trust will be affected by his sins and rules violation It is. Damage He laughed at what frustrated Lord Gavin 's disappointment, and called him the most valuable person of all knights. This suggests that Green Knight did not follow the Cavaliers' predictions of court or luxury jazz. Green Knight was as liberal as I expected and did not explain the human error that Sir Gavin made. He thinks they are human errors, and still you can see Sir Gawain is a brave, brave, praiseworthy knight of the Arthurian dynasty.