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Sir Gawain's return, according to Brittin

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Sir Gawain's return, according to Brittin

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In the tale of Sir Gawain, he is faced with many challenges such as shame, battle, and his honor. After facing these challenges, he must face several more awaiting for him during his return to the Castle of Camelot and its noble nights. He has shown the knights at Camelot of their evil and cowardly ways, and, showing them the girdle, told the story of how his honesty had failed and was able to prevent them from making his mistakes. The token he acquired from his quest was, of course, the green girdle. He knew now, that all of the knights would never make similar failings if they always have their girdles, for they would be reminded of Sir Gawain, and in that moment humbled. If Sir Gawain hadn’t kept the girdle to show to his fellow knights then they likely would forget the great epic of Sir Gawain and fall victim to pride’s evil grasp.

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Sir Gawain finally reaches the Knight and must face his biggest fear; death.  The Knight then nearly kills him, but he escapes just in time.

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Sir Gawain must face hostile people along the way to the Green Knight and defeat them. Once he arrived at a castle in which the host's wife attempts to woo him (and succeeded).
Sir Gawain looking worried

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Revelation is when there is a sudden, dramatic change when the hero views or thinks life differently. Sir Gawain undergoes a revelation after the Green Knight strikes Gawain on the neck. He throws the girdle back at the knight and realizes that he is a coward. He then says that he forgot what it means to be a knight, and confesses to his wrongs. Gawain then learns from his mistakes and makes his way back for his return.

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The knight Gawain had to make his treacherous journey back. He had to face many battles and monsters that would have slain him, if he wasn't a very noble and courageous knight. He brought fortune and bragging rights back to the knights of the table.

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The atonement is when the hero is at one with their new self. Sir Gawain is at one with himself when he states,"'When I feel proud about my accomplishments in battle I will look upon this girdle and it will humble me.'" Sir Gawain kept the green girdle to humble himself and earn the title Gawain the Good.

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Gawain's transformation took place when he was telling himself he is dishonest and should not be a knight. He then was told by the Green Knight that he has now become Gawain the Good and he was given back the green girdle, which he threw, and was told to wear it. He said he would not wear it for it's beauty but to remind him of his fears.

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In this story, the threshold is when Gawin accepts the Green Knight's challenge. He has to be brave enough to do this, and this starts his hero's journey. He accepted the challenge and the Green knight got his head cut off but he just picked up his head and therefore Gawain was called to meet the Green knight in 12 months and 1 day.

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CALL: The call was when the Green knight walked in the hall and  proposed a game. The game was to deal a single blow to him and that person will receive the green knight’s axe. If the green knight survives, then the knight who struck the blow must meet the Green knight in 12 months and one day from the day the knight struck the blow and receive a strike from the Green knight.

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This is when the initiate separates from the unknown.  He or she must leave a familiar environment to start a quest or journey.  Sir Gawain does just that when he "receives a call."