Sir, Gawain’s Traits

Gawains rise to the game. Arthurian legends are medieval romances that express wondrous tales of fantasy and valiancy. The chivalric code of cavalrys was highly revered as a way of spiritedness. This code of bravery honor and loyalty was followed by every knight and royal in the medieval ages. Sir Gawain and the Green knight is a medieval romance that demonstrates Sir Gawains demonstrations and lack there of heroism through his bravery, loyalty and honor. However he follows the code of chivalry more so than breaking it.One of Gawains traits that made him a model of chivalry is his bravery in the face of danger. Gawain was ready to egress the ch allenge of the super C knight and save his king from it as soon as he could. Command me to step down from the dais and take this game. (ML 123-124) King Arthur was the altogether knight to step up to the challenge, and seeing this wanting to protect him Sir Gawain decides to take the game from him. only you as my uncle give I any hono r. (ML138) In this situation, Gawain is also being loyal to his king and uncle by saving his sprightliness in taking the game. Gawain shows both modesty and hid courtesy towards his queen all just moments from he shows his bravery. That I might without bad manners go away down from my place (though I couldnt if my liege lady disliked it) (ML 128-129). Gawain is saying that he will listen to whatever his queen says to do, no matter of the situation he is in. Before he takes the challenge of the knight Gawain states My life would be the least missed if. (Ml 137) Gawain, while sounding somewhat comminuted of himself, is actually demonstrating his great sense of modesty during the story Honor is a trait that is non found very much in this day and age. In the end, the lord of the castle discovers that not even Gawain was honorable to him. You have failed me in our exchange, so Ive trapped you here, that girdle you wear by your scabbard belongs to me (ML348-350). Another trait tha t is highly regarded in this day and age is credit. in that location is faith in religion, faith in yourself, or even faith in objects.Gawain puts faith in a magical green sash that is enchanted and would save his life. (67) In conclusion, Gawain follows the code of chivalry and makes a quotable knight of the expatiate table. Granted that some of the traits of chivalry are not his strong suit, Gawain still follows true to the almighty code that all of the knights follow. both mistake that Sir Gawain made during this he was either forgiven for, or they went unnoticed, given that this is swan from the code, in the end Gawain is still the most worthy knight of the round table.