In this work, the five wounds of Christ and five virtues of the protagonist are identified with the pentangle which he bears on his coat. At a feast, one character in this work refuses to eat until he is told a fantastic tale, and later, the protagon
In this work, the five wounds of Christ and five virtues of the protagonist are identified with the pentangle which he bears on his coat. At a feast, one character in this work refuses to eat until he is told a fantastic tale, and later, the protagonist gives his host three kisses which he received from the host's wife, though he withholds a silk girdle. At the Castle Haut Desert, the protagonist is the guest of Lord Bertilak, the same character whom the protagonist agreed to endure a blow from a year and a day after decapitating him. For 10 points, name this Arthurian romance by the Pearl Poet.
In this work, the five wounds of Christ and five virtues of the protagonist are identified with the pentangle which he bears on his coat.