This hero pretends to be taken off as a prisoner instead of killing the submitted Gologras.
This hero pretends to be taken off as a prisoner instead of killing the submitted Gologras. He is the brother of a disguised kitchen boy who is accompanied by the dwarf Melot. The last half of Perceval by Chretien de Troyes chiefly describes the tales of this brother of Gareth. He agrees to accept spoils of the hunt in exchange for the daily gifts he receives, so he returns a woman's kisses to her husband. However, he fails to yield the girdle of invincibility he gets from Lady Bertilak. This man takes an axe from King Arthur and severs a man's head, agreeing to receive a blow in return one year later. For 10 points, name this title figure of a work by the Pearl poet, the adversary of the Green Knight.
This hero pretends to be taken off as a prisoner instead of killing the submitted Gologras.
Sir Gawain