Temptation and Chivalry in Gawain's Journey

This chapter explores the themes of temptation and chivalry through Sir Gawain's trials in 'Sir Gawain and the Green Knight,' comparing his moral struggles with those of biblical figures like David and Potiphar. It examines the complexity of Gawain's character in the face of ethical dilemmas, presenting a nuanced discussion on the intersections of morality, virtue, and human imperfection. The chapter also humorously critiques reader responses to the text, enriching the conversation around its literary significance and challenges.