Compare and Contrast The Green's Knight's character Literature Essay

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In the first part of the poem, we have seen that he is portrayed as the weakest among the knights of King Arthur. One day, the mischievous Green Knight comes and contests against Sir Gawain’s bravery and integrity through combat. Because of this, Sir Gawain proudly wears his dazzling armor and portrays that his strength is not only superficial. He also manifests this manliness inside him at the time when he showed his full loyalty to King Arthur by taking a challenge against this Green Knight. Personally, I believe that Sir Gawain best demonstrates this when he states, “I implore with prayer plain that this match should now be mine.” To prove himself further, he added:
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His weakness does not prevent him from fighting, which shows that Sir Gawain has a sharp resolution. This is evident in the passage, “Sir Gawain, now take heed lest fear makes thee refrain from daring the dangerous deed that ...