Gawain agrees to do so but asks her what he will get in return, and the question appears to offend her. He is called to by the spirit of a woman named Winifred (Erin Kellyman), who asks him for the favor of getting her head from out of the lake. Gawain crawls over to his sword and cuts himself free.Ĭontinuing his travels, Gawain stops at a house to rest for the night. They tie Gawain up and steal his horse and the Green Knight’s axe before leaving him there. While passing through the woods, Gawain is accosted by two other scavengers in league with the first one. Gawain gives him a single coin and continues on his journey. The scavenger gives him directions, but as Gawain starts to ride away, the man asks for a reward in return for his guidance. A scavenger (Barry Keoghan) approaches Gawain and talks to him until Gawain mentions he is traveling to the Chapel.
#THE GREEN KNIGHT FULL#
On his journey, Gawain spots a fox that is observing him and later rides through a field full of dead bodies. He chops off the Knight’s head, and the body picks the head up to remind Gawain to find him in one year. The Green Knight lays his axe down and bows to openly allow Gawain to take a swing. Arthur even allows him to wield Excalibur for the deed.
Nobody but Gawain takes up the challenge. Whoever does so must find him in one year to have the Knight return the same blow at his Green Chapel. He issues a challenge to everyone there to approach him and strike a blow. The feast is then interrupted by the Green Knight (Ralph Ineson), a large tree-like creature who rides in on a horse. Guinevere simply says he has none to tell YET. Arthur asks Gawain to revel him with stories, but Gawain says he has none to tell. Gawain visits his uncle, King Arthur (Sean Harris), who is hosting a feast with the other knights and Queen Guinevere (Kate Dickie). Gawain also lives with his mother (Sarita Choudhury). Sir Gawain (Dev Patel) wakes up in a brothel to find his girlfriend Essel (Alicia Vikander) asking him to go to church, but he doesn’t want to. The narrator states that while one is already familiar with the story of the legendary king who pulled the fabled sword from the stone, this is not his story, but rather that of his nephew.
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