During the three days on which this man goes hunting, he catches a fox, a boar and a deer and gives them all to his guest, who is to give him any gifts he receives on those days in return. Despite the advances of this man's wife, his guest reports all gifts with the exception of a girdle, which he is told will save his life. This man, also known as Sir Bertilak, spares his adversary the first two blows and only nicks him on the third. For 10 points, name this character, 
During the three days on which this man goes hunting, he catches a fox, a boar and a deer and gives them all to his guest, who is to give him any gifts he receives on those days in return. Despite the advances of this man's wife, his guest reports all gifts with the exception of a girdle, which he is told will save his life. This man, also known as Sir Bertilak, spares his adversary the first two blows and only nicks him on the third. For 10 points, name this character, who conspires with Morgan le Fay to corrupt Sir Gawain in a poem that may have been written by the Pearl Poet.
During the three days on which this man goes hunting, he catches a fox, a boar and a deer and gives them all to his guest, who is to give him any gifts he receives on those days in return.
The {Green Knight} [accept Sir {Bertilak} before it is read]