Question

This refers to Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Gawain's actions at the castle reveal that the knight's moral code values:
a. strength
b. courage
c. loyalty
d. NONE OF THE ABOVE

I put B, I am not sure though.... ???
The knight's values include a, b, and c, but you need to decide which one is overriding -- or if there is something that is even more important.

What do you think?

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it should say all of the above for D
So it is D then?
It's supposed to be chivalry. Now if you believe chivalry includes all the others, then yes, choose D.
this was the only one I missed. Thanks for all help though! It was C. loyalty.

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