The document discusses characters from the Arthurian legend Sir Gawain and the Green Knight including Sir Gawain, King Arthur, The Host, The Host's Wife, and Morgan Le Faye. It also mentions the five virtues represented on Gawain's shield and poses questions about the moral or lesson of the story, whether Gawain values honor or life more, if Gawain is a static or dynamic character, and if he embodies all the virtues on his shield.
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1. ï‚ž Sir Gawain
ï‚ž King Arthur
ï‚ž The Host
 The Host’s Wife
ï‚ž The Green Knight
ï‚ž Morgan Le Faye
2.  Gawain’s shield is illustrated with a five-
pointed star that represents the five
knightly virtues: friendship, generosity,
courtesy, chastity, and piety
3. ï‚ž Arthurian legends are intended to provide a moral. What
moral or lesson is this story trying to convey?
ï‚ž By keeping his acquisition of the green girdle a secret,
Gawain shows that he values what above what?
ï‚ž Static characters remain the same throughout the entire
story, while Dynamic characters experience a profound
change. Do you think Gawain is a static character or a
dynamic character? Why? Use at least 3 details from the
story to back up your answer.
 The five knightly virtues represented on Gawain’s shield are
friendship, generosity, courtesy, chastity, and piety. Does
Gawain embody all of these virtues? Use one detail from the
text for each to back up your answer.