In one of this man's adventures, he finds a castle with thirty women mourning at the tombs of their lords and tells them to stop and attend a feast instead.
In one of this man's adventures, he finds a castle with thirty women mourning at the tombs of their lords and tells them to stop and attend a feast instead. In another story, he wielded a magic ring that would change the color of his armor so he could participate anonymously at a tournament, and his future wife would order Sir Gringamore to steal his dwarf. Like Gawaine, his strength peaks at noon, and in his most famous adventure he slays Sir Pereard and defeats his brothers Perimones, Pertolope, and Perseant. His tale ends with the marriages of his brothers Agravaine and Gaheris and begins with this knight wounding Sir Kay in revenge for a year of mockery. Nicknamed "Beaumains" for his fair hands, for ten points, name this knight who proved he was no simple kitchen boy when he rescued Dame Lyonesse after defeating the Red Knight of the Red Lands.
In one of this man's adventures, he finds a castle with thirty women mourning at the tombs of their lords and tells them to stop and attend a feast instead.
Sir Gareth [accept Beaumains or translations like Fair Hands until mentioned, prompt after] 