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Similarities Between King Arthur And Sir Gawain

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Comparatively, like any knight , Sir Gawain evinced two major traits of an ideal knight. Particularly, Gawain showed the traits of sacrifice and courage. When the Green Knight appeared and challenged the people at the Camelot, King Arthur was the first to volunteer, but he failed at the challenge; therefore, Sir Gawain knew he had to step down from the dais and accept the Green Knight's challenge, especially since no one else wanted to accept the challenge. Correspondingly, Gawain knew his life would be least missed by anyone; besides, all the nobles gathered around and advised the King Arthur to let Sir Gawain to step down. For the most part, Sir Gawain did not know what he was getting himself into. Comparatively, Sir Gawain did what
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