Integrity. for Sir Gawain and the Green Knights the word integrity, meant to be honest, to keep their word, to be loyal and trustworthy. The Knights were expected to be selfless and put others ahead of their own well being. The Green Knight had exhibited integrity by striving and showing commitment to the challenge, of cutting off Gawain's head and keeping the ax. The Green Knight and Sir Gawain had many differences such as: the knight follows the rules, while Sir Gawain refuses to keep the challenge rules. The Green Knight is more deferential than Sir Gawain however, Sir Gawain has dignity in himself.
Sir Gawain exhibited little trustworthiness, an example of this is when Guinevere tries to seduce him and stay with him for a few days. Gawain stays at the castle, until they …show more content…
Green Knight has more integrity than Sir Gawain because the Knight is more deferential than Sir Gawain. Lastly, the knight sends a final test to him, through his wife to see what will be the effect. Gawain stands with blood all on his chest and face and he was feeling disgraced. Sir Gawain repented for all his sins and is pure again, so the Knight makes a clean palette and they return to the castle for the feast and the joyous occasion. The prediction is that they will all get along until eventually in the future when another conflict