1. What is the attitude toward ‘courtly love’? Which characters represent that tradition?In traditional ‘courtly love,’ a knight performs feats of valour for a lady he loves who is generally not his wife. He aspires to win her love by proving his worthiness and chivalric merit. Does Gawain serve a lady in the poem? If so, whom does he serve?
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