A tale that recounts the ambition and frailty of the human condition that never ceases to entertain. It acts as a sort of lesson or foreshadowing for its readers, with the narration, at times, demonstrating signs of self-awareness. Sir Gawain, as noble and courageous as he is, is conveyed as a man capable of weakness, like everyone else, and yet what it wants us to leave with is the inspiring manner in which the protagonist takes that on board to build his character.