“For that noble princess pushed and pressed him” (Line 1770). This line from “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” suggests to readers that the woman of the story is dominant over Sir Gawain. This theme is unusual considering the time period it was written in. During this period, women were subordinate to their male counterparts. Men found women to be inferior to their own power. The theme of “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” can be found in other Middle English poems as well. One particular work it is
can directly correlate with the culture that was present at the time they were both written. Women at this time were regarded as highly emotional and weak beings whereas men were perceived as strong and tough. Similarities that the both share is that they're going through hard times in their lives and are trying their best to make it through. One is perceived as doing this better than the other. W2 Sir Gawain is someone who stays true to his morals of knighthood better than most others. He is courageous