In one scene of the work in which this character appears, he wanders around a forest during a storm cataloging the different kinds of trees. This man is described as a knight "too solemne sad" which is demonstrated when he almost commits suicide because of the monologue of Despair. He was tricked by Archimago into thinking that his traveling companion, (*) Una, was not being chaste and then starts guarding Duessa. When at the House of Holiness he is revealed by Contemplation to be St. George. FT
In one scene of the work in which this character appears, he wanders around a forest during a storm cataloging the different kinds of trees. This man is described as a knight "too solemne sad" which is demonstrated when he almost commits suicide because of the monologue of Despair. He was tricked by Archimago into thinking that his traveling companion, (*) Una, was not being chaste and then starts guarding Duessa. When at the House of Holiness he is revealed by Contemplation to be St. George. FTP, name this knight who was sent by Gloriana to kill a dragon, the protagonist of the first book of Edmund Spenser's Faerie Queene.
In one scene of the work in which this character appears, he wanders around a forest during a storm cataloging the different kinds of trees.
The {Redcrosse} Knight