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The Light makes you feel safe in scary movies. They flipped that. Oh Wes Anderson. you give me purpose to keep going. I cannot wait for this to come out. I need a steady dose of his films to keep going sometimes... ?. " Protector of Bretonnia! " ? The Soul Killer. [3] The Green Knight faces his enemies. [3] The Green Knight, feared by the Beastmen as Shaabhekh, meaning the "Soul Killer", is a well-known figure of Bretonnian folklore, as stories and poems about him are amongst the most popular in all the land. [3] A being of supernatural power, the Green Knight is encased in ornate plate mail of archaic design. He is a towering figure, tinged the greenish-grey of weather-beaten rock, and many would mistake him for a statue but for the unnatural light of his eyes, burning coldly within the darkness of his helm. [5] The traditional nemesis of the valiant Questing Knights, the Green Knight challenges them to duels so that they might prove their worth to the Lady of the Lake herself, and thus sip from the blessed Grail. [1a] [3] History " None shall pass! " ? The Green Knight's challenge. The Green Knight in battle. The Green Knight is the sacred protector of Bretonnia, and his spirit-essence is intertwined with the land and the Lady of the Lake. He has appeared to many Questing Knights. They speak of the sky clouding over to create the darkness of twilight, and a green mist seeping from the earth, slowly taking the shape of a figure riding a snorting steed. The warrior brandishes a glowing blade, his eyes ablaze with fey light. [1a] The Green Knight is the champion of the Lady of the Lake, and protector of the sacred sites of Bretonnia. As well as materialising to test Questing Knights in their faith, the Green Knight will appear when these sacred places are defiled by those with evil intent. Amongst the beast herds of the tainted forests, he is known as "Shaabhekh", literally the "Soul-Killer, " for he has slain untold thousands of their kind throughout the centuries. He bursts from within the bole of the most ancient trees, or gallops furiously from still lakes or rushing waterfalls to wreak his terrible vengeance against those interlopers. As quickly as he appears, so too will he fade into mist once his righteous slaughter is complete. In some tales, he will disappear in one place only to reappear behind the enemy, slaying them without mercy before again disappearing and reappearing elsewhere. [1a] He appears to those questing for the Grail and guards the mysterious glades, lakes or stone circles where the Lady of the Lake appears. He challenges any Questing Knight who seeks the Grail to mortal combat. This is the last and final test of the Grail quest. If the Questing Knight can defeat the Green Knight, he will eventually reach the Grail. Any Knight unworthy of the Grail will never defeat the Green Knight and will either flee or be slain. The Green Knight himself cannot be slain, no matter how grievous the wounds inflicted on him. [1a] Weapons have little effect on the Green Knight. Some say that blades and arrows pass straight through him as though he were as insubstantial as morning mist, while in other stories, even the most grievous of wounds inflicted upon him have virtually no effect. In one epic tale, a Questing Knight cut the Green Knight's head clean from his shoulders, but the fey being simply picked up his head and rode away. [1a] What the Green Knight actually is has been much debated, and no one in Bretonnia, save perhaps the Fay Enchantress, knows the truth. Some believe that he is the spirit of Bretonnia given physical form, while others say that he is Gilles le Breton himself, having devoted himself completely to the land and the Lady after he was taken from this world. [1a] Vale of Quenelles When the Vale of Quenelles was invaded by the infamous Thunderbite Goblins, the proud knights of that realm enjoyed a full day of slaughter before the Goblins deployed their secret weapon -- an army of drunken Giants. The mounts of the Bretonnian knights took fright, carrying their protesting masters from the field. The peasantry of Quenelles fired upon the Giants with bow and field trebuchet, but once the Giants were amongst their ranks the battle seemed lost. Then, with an unearthly cry, the legendary Green Knight burst forth from the trunk of the ancient oak at the heart of the vale and took the fight to the Giants, felling them one by one with his glowing blade. Quenelles was saved, though the event is strangely absent from its official records. [4] Revelation During the End Times, the Green Knight removed his helmet to reveal at last that he truly was Gilles le Breton all along,?before slaying the traitorous Vampire, Mallobaude. [2] Gilles had returned to fulfil his ancient promise, to aid Bretonnia in its darkest hour. No longer an ethereal spirit, he existed only to take war to the enemies of his realm: he was a weapon, forged from the myths of the past and given new life by the unfathomable will of the Lady. His ageless face shone with a fay light and his countenance bore the raw weight of centuries. Thus, the Uniter was coronated once more as King of Bretonnia, ending Mallobaude's civil war. [2a] Wargear The Green Knight was one of the deadliest warriors in existence. No one, be it man or monster, could ever truly defeat his immortal form in single combat. The Dolorous Blade was a mighty sword of immense size and weight, which the Green Knight wielded with ease. Glowing with a strange light, he would sweep it around him with awesome strength. It was capable of destroying enemies in their droves and was infused with ancient magic. The Shadow Steed was mystical horse of fey power. The steed of the Green Knight was never slowed by its heavy barding. Trivia The Green Knight is inspired by a character from Arthurian legend of the same name. He is mentioned to be among the so-called "coloured knights" whom Sir Gareth encountered on his quest to save Lady Linnesse from the evil Red Knight in one tale. In another, he directly came to King Arthur's court to see if anyone could chop his head off, which Sir Gawain accepted and succeeded at. Gawain was surprised however, when the Green Knight's body arose and placed his head back onto his neck. Like the Warhammer World 's Green Knight, Sir Lancelot is the reputed champion of the Lady of the Lake, having been raised by her from a very young age. Gallery Theatre Total War WARHAMMER - Introducing... The Green Knight The Green Knight. Miniatures Sources 1: Warhammer Armies: Bretonnia (6th Edition) 1a Page 74 2: Warhammer: Nagash 2a Page 30 3: Total War: Warhammer 4: Warhammer: Rulebook (8th Edition), "Bretonnia" 5: Knights of Bretonnia (Omnibus).
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Wow. a medieval documentary that features music from The Cure. Bonus points. The court of King Arthur is celebrating New Year’s Eve, but at the height of the festivities, a massive green figure bursts in, terrifying them. This Green Knight tells the court that he desires their participation in a game, in which he and one of the knights present will trade axe blows. The chosen knight will take the first strike, and then he must wait a whole year to receive a strike in return from the Green Knight. The knights make no answer, but when their visitor mocks them for cowardice, Arthur steps up and offers himself as the contender. Just as the king readies himself to take his strike with the axe, Sir Gawain stops him and offers himself instead. Gawain strikes at the calmly standing Green Knight, and cuts the knight's head off. The court is astonished when the knight then picks up his head from the floor and instructs Gawain to find him at the Green Chapel before riding away. After that strange event, the court goes back to normal. The seasons pass until Michelmas in early autumn, when Gawain must depart for his trial. Wearing the court’s finest armor, including a shield decorated with a symbolic Christian pentangle, Gawain nervously sets off. He journeys through wild country, facing danger after danger. Finally, on Christmas day, when he is freezing and almost losing hope, Gawain prays to Mary for guidance and a castle appears in the distance. At the castle, he is welcomed heartily by its lord, who introduces him to two ladies, his beautiful wife and an old maid. The lord invites Gawain to play a game. Each day the lord will go out to hunt while Gawain rests in the court, and by the end of the day, they will swap whatever they have won. It soon becomes clear that what there is to be won at court is the host’s beautiful wife. She steals in to Gawain’s chamber when her husband has gone and woos Gawain, who strains to be chivalrous and charming without succumbing to desire. Their playful conversation is alternated with descriptions of the hunting, connecting the acts of sport and courtship. On the first day, the lord hunts a deer, and the lady gives Gawain one kiss. When the men meet for dinner, the lord presents Gawain with the meat and, befitting the deal, Gawain exchanges it for the kiss he has received. On the second day, the lord exchanges a boar for two kisses. On the third day, the lord kills a fox and the lady kisses Gawain three times. Furthermore, she asks for a love token from Gawain. When he claims he has nothing to give, she starts offering him tokens of her own. He refuses, until she offers him a green girdle, which she explains will protect the wearer from death. Hopeful that the girdle might protect him from the Green Knight, Gawain accepts. He hides it under his clothes to keep it a secret from the lord. The next day, Gawain anxiously leaves his new friends to go and face the Green Knight at the Green Chapel. The lord sends a servant with him to show him the way and the pair soon arrive at a forest, where the servant tries to dissuade Gawain from facing the Green Knight. But Gawain doesn’t want to be a coward. He goes on alone. The terrain becomes strange, tall rocks obscure his view, but eventually he finds a grass-covered cave. He hears the Knight sharpening his weapon inside and prepares himself. The Knight emerges and makes two false strikes, the first because Gawain flinches from fear and the second to praise him for not flinching. The third strike lands, but it only wounds Gawain. It is then that the Green Knight reveals that his name is actually Bertilak, that he is the lord of the castle where Gawain has been staying, and that he has been testing Gawain. He explains that he has punished Gawain with this third strike for his dishonesty in hiding the green girdle on the third day of the hunt. He also explains that the old woman at the castle is Morgan Le Faye, a wizardess, who is the power behind the whole game "beheading game" and who wanted to test Arthur's court. An embarrassed Gawain, with the green girdle on his arm as a sign of his failure, returns to Camelot, where a hero’s welcome awaits. When he confesses his sins, King Arthur admires his humility and orders the court to wear symbolic green bands in solidarity.
Wonderful stuff. Simon Armitage does a really cracking job in bringing the story to life. Really enjoyed watching. Get to the Dragon. YouTube. Hopefully You guys getting paid? guy finally got paid. BEST DOCUMENTARY SOUNDTRACK EVER. Thanks so much for sharing. Description The anonymous poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is considered one of the masterpieces of Middle English literature. It was composed in the West Midlands region of Britain at the end of the 14th century, but was copied out at the beginning of the 15th. The poem only survives in this single manuscript at the British Library ? Cotton MS Nero A X. Gawain is a story of knightly deeds, sexual enticement and wild landscapes. It tells the story of the young Gawain, who is a knight at the legendary court of King Arthur. The poem opens with a description of a Christmas feast at Camelot, the Arthurian court. During the feast a mysterious knight, with green hair and green skin, riding a green horse, arrives and challenges the assembled crowd to a bizarre game, which sets off a chain of events in which Gawain faces trials and temptations. The first image you can see an illustration of the Green Knight holding his recently decapitated head. What forms does the poem use? The poem has a complex form: it uses internal rhyme, also known as alliteration ? meaning the words in each line rhyme with each other. As well as this, it also uses a metrical form called the ‘bob and wheel’, where each stanza ends with a short half-line of only two syllables (the bob), followed by a mini-stanza of longer lines which rhyme internally (the wheel). The use of this complicated form over 2, 500 lines of verse is a demonstration of the poet’s mastery. A miraculous survival The manuscript is part of the collection of Robert Cotton (1570/71?1631) which, in the 18th century, was stored in the ominously named Ashburnham House. On 23 October 1731, a fire ripped through Ashburnham House and many manuscripts were destroyed. The famous Beowulf manuscript was singed at the edges. Cotton MS Nero A X could easily have succumbed to the same fate, which makes Gawain and the other texts in the manuscript especially precious. As well as Gawain, the manuscript includes three other poems, Pearl, Cleanness and Patience. They are all thought to have been written by the same author, who is often referred to as the ‘ Gawain poet’ or the ‘ Pearl poet’.
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