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What do these lines from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight reveal about the character of Sir Gawain?


That no host under heaven is hardier of will,

Nor better brothers-in-arms where battle is joined;

I am the weakest, well I know, and of wit feeblest;


A.) He is proud.

B.) He is modest.

C.) He has little patience.

D.) He is arrogant.

E.) He is weak.

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Answer:

B.) He is modest.

Explanation:

The lines from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight gave uncover that Gawain, one of the honorable knights of the Round Table, is modest. He in reality is a great warrior faithful to his kingdom, yet the way that he depicts himself as "the weakest, and of wit feeblest" reflects humility. He isn't frail or weak of mind, at the same time, he doesn't mean to demonstrate any sentiment of superiority.

Answer:

The answer is B. He is a modest

Explanation: plato

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