During a Feast on New Year sometime in the early 6th century, King Arthur and his nobles are interrupted while exchanging gifts by a most unusual figure.
My John is very much enjoying the colouring book which I bought him for.Xmas!
Wonderful to hear!
Reading this was an excellent start to my Boxing Day
A great story for the festive season. Merry Christmas!
Another great quote showing Gawain's resolve (from Tolkien's translation):
"The knight ever made good cheer, saying,
‘Why should I be dismayed?
Of doom the fair or drear
by a man must be assayed.’"
I have a theory that GatGK is a treatise on Medieval contracts and notarization. Thank you for this beautiful summary of the myth and its sources.
My John is very much enjoying the colouring book which I bought him for.Xmas!
Wonderful to hear!
Reading this was an excellent start to my Boxing Day
A great story for the festive season. Merry Christmas!
Another great quote showing Gawain's resolve (from Tolkien's translation):
"The knight ever made good cheer, saying,
‘Why should I be dismayed?
Of doom the fair or drear
by a man must be assayed.’"
I have a theory that GatGK is a treatise on Medieval contracts and notarization. Thank you for this beautiful summary of the myth and its sources.