Read the excerpt from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.

Gawain, sitting next to the Queen,

Bowed to the King then:

"I will keep my words plain.

I ask for this battle to be mine.”



"If you please, glorious lord,” Gawain said to the King,

"I will turn from this table and stand by you there,

If I may do that without discourtesy,

And without displeasing my liege lady,

I would come to your counsel before your great court…”

What chivalric value does Gawain display in the excerpt?

honesty
loyalty to his king
physical strength
religious devotion