1. Sir Gawain And The Green Knight
... There are six major examples of the use of the number three in the poem. The first is more obvious, and that is that there are three different locations in which events take place. The narrative starts in King Arthur's court. From there, Sir Gawain travels to the castle of the hospitable lord and lady. Thirdly he encounters the Green Knight at the mysterious Green Chapel. The fact that there are three ... into practice. At Arthur's court he is tested with the beheading challenge of the Green Knight. Here, as he volunteers for the challenge, he practices the virtue of humility. This is e...
- Word Count: 1383
- Approx Pages: 6
- Grade Level: High School