One story about this man claims he was a traitor who murdered Loholt.
One story about this man claims he was a traitor who murdered Loholt. This man was once ordered to behead a giant, put its head on a spear, and display it for all to behold; that took place at St. Michael's Mount, where this knight helped rescue the Duchess of Brittany. In the poem Lancelot, Knight of the Cart, this man is defeated by Meleagant. Geoffrey of Monmouth claimed this man was killed in battle against Lucius and held the title of Duke of Anjou. This man's deeds include slaying the cat of Anglesey and freeing Mabon in Culwch and Olwen. This man calls one visitor unfit to stay at King Arthur's court and orders that visitor to fight the Red Knight, which Sir Perceval agrees to do. His powers include being able to hold his breath under water for nine days and changing his size at will, though he is usually tall – and boorish. For ten points, name this son of Sir Ector, the steward and foster-brother of King Arthur.
One story about this man claims he was a traitor who murdered Loholt.
Sir {Kay} [accept {Sir Cai}, {Sir Queux}, {Sir Kes}, or {Sir Kex} from {people who speak strange dialects where} those are {pronounced differently than} “{Kay}”]