Sir Gawain
This is what the Green Knight is doing when Sir Gawain approaches the Green Chapel.
What is "sharpening his axe"?
This is Sir Gawain's worst fear.
What is "being a coward"?
In German, this idiom means "to die."
What is "to give up the spoon"?
This holiday is celebrated on November 11 in Italy.
What is San Martino?
The German song "Sonne" is by this band.
What is Rammstein?
This is the name of the sorceress who is responsible for the "Game" that leads Gawain to meet the Green Knight at the Chapel.
Who is Morgan Le Fay?
This is the name of Sir Gawain's horse.
What is "Gringolet"?
The Arabic idiom "to wedge the bubble" means this.
This is the English translation of "Demain, Dés L'aube."
What is "Tomorrow, at Dawn"?
Forest presented on this Japanese short story.
What is "Rashoman"?
What is "gold"?
This is what the Knights of the Round Table decide they will wear in recognition of Gawain's adventure and as a reminder to be always honest.
What is "a green sash"?
In Portuguese, this idiom means "to give fine treatment to someone who doesn't deserve it."
What is "To feed the donkey spongecake"?
This means "Empty City" in Italian.
What is Cittá Vuota?
"Bella Ciao" means this in English.
What is "Goodbye Beautiful"?
These are the three types of animal that are hunted on the three days Gawain spends at the palace (in order!).
What is "dear, boar, and fox"?
This object is offered to Sir Gawain by the Lady of the House on the third day, but he rejects it.
What is a "ring"?
In French, this is the meaning of the idiom "to have the midday demon."
What is "to have a midlife crisis"?
This famous German poet wrote "Der Panter."
Who is Rainer Maria Rilke?
This Chilean poet wrote "No Lejos De Mi Un Solo Dia."
Who is Pablo Neruda?
This is the term for a group of 5 alliterative lines, including a short line, sometimes of only two syllables, then longer lines with internal rhyme?
What is "bob and wheel"?
This is the Green Knight's real name.
What is "Bertilak de Hautdesert"?
The Latin word Basiorum means this in English.
What is "a kiss"?
In Italian, the word ragazzino means this.
What is "lad" or "little boy"?