Galaha O'Tool

Galahad was the supreme example of the pious knight: pure in mind, body, spirit, and intention.

Galahad was the Grail writers' idea of perfection: an equal mix of strength at arms and strength in spirit. He is amazingly physically attractive as well and is sought by many ladies; but he remains virginal all his life, in waiting for the Grail.

Galahad is best known as the knight who achieves the quest for the Holy Grail. One day a sword in a stone was seen in a river by Arthur's knights, and it was said that only the world's best knight could pull out the sword. Galahad was led into Arthur's court where he sat in the Siege Perilous and then drew the sword out. It was later on when the Grail appeared in a vision at Arthur's court that Galahad was one of the three knights chosen to undertake the Quest for the Holy Grail. He was given a white shield, made by Evelake, with a red cross which Joseph of Arimathea had drawn in blood. In the course of the Quest he joined up with Percivale, Bors, and Percivale's sister. On board Solomon's ship, Galahad obtained the Sword of David, and after the death of Percivale's sister the trio split up for a while and Galahad traveled with his father, Lancelot.

As such, he was a stark contrast to his famous father, Lancelot, begat him from a union with Elaine, with whom he

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