What do these lines from sir gawain and the green knight reveal about the character of sir gawain?
"that no host under heaven is hardier of will,
nor better brothers-in-arms where battle is joined;
i am the weakest, well i know, and of wit feeblest; "
-he is proud.
-he is modest.
-he has little patience.
-he is arrogant.
-he is weak.

The correct answer is B. He is modest

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The lines from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight provided reveal that Gawain, one of the noble knights of the Round Table, is modest. He indeed is a grat warrior loyal to his kingdom, but the fact that he describes himself as "the weakest, and of wit feeblest" reflects modesty. He is not weak nor feeble of wit, but, he does not intend to show any feeling of superiority.

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