Gawain & Quixote .... women," (Barron 21). Thus, Sir Gawain and Don Quixote are greatly disillusioned by their experiences with women. However, one blames .... (1787 7 )
The Inferno in The Divine Comedy .... two are so apparent, that Gerould contends that though the author [of Gawain] owed nothing .... that it is the least of sins, and thereby the lustful don't deserve .... (1220 5 )
Chasing the Satirical Holy Grail .... You don't want .... Thus ends the knight's quest for his love, much in the same manner that Sir Gawain betrays his love Una, in the Spenser classic, Persse believes .... (1999 8 )
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