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* HoYay: Gawain and Bertilak get to kiss a ''lot''.
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* HoYay: If the lady successfully seduced Gawain and -- as Lord Bertilak get ordered her to kiss do -- then by the rules of the game, Gawain would need to have sex with Lord Bertilak in return. It doesn't happen, but the possibility hangs over the story. That doesn't happen but they do kiss, a ''lot''.lot. And since Lady Bertilak's kisses were lustful ones, Gawain's to Lord Bertilak must be the same, lest he break the rules of engagement.
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* ThreesomeSubtext: Lord Bertilak/the Lady/Gawain. (An alternate title might be "local couple hits on knight in most roundabout possible way".)
* {{Trope Namers}}: The oldest recorded use of the phrase "Knight Errant" (as "knygt erraunt") occurs here.
* {{Trope Namers}}: The oldest recorded use of the phrase "Knight Errant" (as "knygt erraunt") occurs here.
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* MagnificentBastard: The titular Green Knight primarily serves as a judge and tester of knights and is tasked to either discredit the legendary Round Table or reveal the true nature of their honor. A powerful figure clad in verdant green armor, the Green Knight waltzes into Arthur's court and issues a challenge, using a sharp tongue and biting wit to bait even the king himself into an obvious trap, only for Gawain to behead the Green Knight in his stead. Disguised as Bertilak de Hautdesert, the Green Knight sets up hunt after hunt to secretly test Gawain and even uses his wife to test the knight's chastity. With Gawain's single flaw being his fleeting hesitance towards death, the Green Knight spares and congratulates him, ending the story as mysterious but reasonable as he began.
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* MagnificentBastard: The titular Green Knight primarily serves as a judge and tester of knights and is tasked to either discredit the legendary Round Table or reveal the true nature of their honor. A powerful figure clad in verdant green armor, the Green Knight waltzes into Arthur's court and issues a challenge, using a sharp tongue and biting wit to bait even the king himself into an obvious trap, only for Gawain to behead the Green Knight in his stead. Disguised as Bertilak de Hautdesert, the Green Knight sets up hunt after hunt to secretly test Gawain and even uses his wife to test the knight's chastity. With Gawain's single flaw being his fleeting hesitance towards death, the Green Knight spares and congratulates him, ending the story as mysterious mysteriously but reasonable reasonably as he began.began it.
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* MagnificentBastard: The titular Green Knight primarily serves as a judge and tester of knights and is tasked to have either discredited the legendary Round Table or reveal the true nature of their honor. A powerful figure clad in verdant green armor, the Green Knight waltzes into Arthur's court and issues a challenge, using a sharp tongue and biting wit to bait even the king himself into an obvious trap, only for Gawain to behead the Green Knight in his stead. Disguised as Bertilak de Hautdesert, the Green Knight sets up hunt after hunt to secretly test Gawain and even uses his wife to test the knight's chastity. With Gawain's single flaw being his fleeting hesitance towards death, the Green Knight spares and congratulates him, ending the story as mysterious but reasonable as he began.
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* MagnificentBastard: The titular Green Knight primarily serves as a judge and tester of knights and is tasked to have either discredited discredit the legendary Round Table or reveal the true nature of their honor. A powerful figure clad in verdant green armor, the Green Knight waltzes into Arthur's court and issues a challenge, using a sharp tongue and biting wit to bait even the king himself into an obvious trap, only for Gawain to behead the Green Knight in his stead. Disguised as Bertilak de Hautdesert, the Green Knight sets up hunt after hunt to secretly test Gawain and even uses his wife to test the knight's chastity. With Gawain's single flaw being his fleeting hesitance towards death, the Green Knight spares and congratulates him, ending the story as mysterious but reasonable as he began.
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{{Trope Namers}}: The oldest recorded use of the phrase "Knight Errant" (as "knygt erraunt") occurs here.
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* {{Trope Namers}}: The oldest recorded use of the phrase "Knight Errant" (as "knygt erraunt") occurs here.
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* ThreesomeSubtext: Lord Bertilak/the Lady/Gawain. (An alternate title might be "local couple hits on knight in most roundabout possible way".)
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* ThreesomeSubtext: Lord Bertilak/the Lady/Gawain. (An alternate title might be "local couple hits on knight in most roundabout possible way".))
* ValuesResonance: When Gawain initially thinks his lesson is to not trust women, the Green Knight promptly sets him straight that it was ''his'' failure that was at fault, not Lady Bertilak's.
* ValuesResonance: When Gawain initially thinks his lesson is to not trust women, the Green Knight promptly sets him straight that it was ''his'' failure that was at fault, not Lady Bertilak's.
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* MagnificentBastard: The titular Green Knight primarily serves as a judge and tester of knights and is tasked to have either discredited the legendary Round Table or reveal the true nature of their honor. A powerful figure clad in verdant green armor, the Green Knight waltzes into Arthur's court and issues a challenge, using a sharp tongue and biting wit to bait even the king himself into an obvious trap, only for Gawain to behead the Green Knight in his stead. Disguised as Bertilak de Hautdesert, the Green Knight sets up hunt after hunt to secretly test Gawain and even uses his wife to test the knight's chastity. With Gawain's single flaw being his fleeting hesitance towards death, the Green Knight spares and congratulates him, ending the story as mysterious but reasonable as he began.
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* OneTrueThreesome: Lord Bertilak/the Lady/Gawain. (An alternate title might be "local couple hits on knight in most roundabout way".)
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* OneTrueThreesome: ThreesomeSubtext: Lord Bertilak/the Lady/Gawain. (An alternate title might be "local couple hits on knight in most roundabout possible way".)
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* HoYay: Gawain and Bertilak get to kiss a ''lot''.
* OneTrueThreesome: Lord Bertilak/the Lady/Gawain. (An alternate title might be "local couple hits on knight in most roundabout way".)
* OneTrueThreesome: Lord Bertilak/the Lady/Gawain. (An alternate title might be "local couple hits on knight in most roundabout way".)
