I like this story, he fights progressively more difficult enemies then at the end you find out that they were just trying to protect their youngest brother. I'm an eldest sibling myself so I can definitely relate to that.
Yes, it certainly is unique in arthurian legend for the way that it subverts expectations. The story can be interpreted multiple ways, and has different endings depending on the source, but this one i believe is most true to Gareth's character.
Sir Gareth is honestly one of my favorite Knights of the Round Table. I mean, look at him! The guy's a goddamn sweetheart, which is why I've always wondered why he never found the Grail like Galahad, Percival, and Bors did.
Wow. This dude gets zero breaks from anyone and yet bests them all, while issuing ZERO complaints. And THEN he asks to marry the girl that antagonized him for the entire quest (which he overcame by himself), only to have to prove himself FOR ANOTHER YEAR.
Funny. Half the people you've talked about in this series so far are people I have literally never heard of before. There is way more to king arthur than I had ever thought.
Oh yeah, Arthurian legend is huge, and encompases hundreds of interesting people, places, and events. Much bigger than most movies and tv shows would dare to go.
Yeah, that's one of the reasons why Gareth is one of my favorite Knights of the Round Table. Compared to his brothers (even Gawain), he's a sweetheart. Even the nickname that Sir Kay gave to him actually sounds more like a compliment than an insult.
I had always heard/read that Gareth married lady lionesses and that gaheris married Lynette, but I think I agree with you that this way makes more sense.
Yes, there is variation here, and i think it mainly comes from the fact that both Gaheris, and Gareth are likely based on the same welsh character, so their stories are often interchangable.
Hello sir, I have a question: Is there a source in which Gareth get the surname of "wolf" ? I remember finding one account of Arthur calling him that after a tournament, but the source was dubious and the only one I could find. Do you know anything? Thanks in advance for your answer.
I do not know of any source where Sir Gareth has the Surname Wolf. Its entirely possible that in one of the many obscure games made including bits and pieces of Arthurian Legend, something like that was added, but i am not personally aware of any.
It's King Lot of Orkney and his QUEEN MORGAUSE (Said like Mor GOES) it would rhyme with words like Morose, Moors, Shores, etc... Morgause was a sister Of both Vivian and Igrainne Whom all the sisters were raised on the Isle of Avalon.
I like this story, he fights progressively more difficult enemies then at the end you find out that they were just trying to protect their youngest brother.
I'm an eldest sibling myself so I can definitely relate to that.
Yes, it certainly is unique in arthurian legend for the way that it subverts expectations. The story can be interpreted multiple ways, and has different endings depending on the source, but this one i believe is most true to Gareth's character.
Sir Gareth is honestly one of my favorite Knights of the Round Table. I mean, look at him! The guy's a goddamn sweetheart, which is why I've always wondered why he never found the Grail like Galahad, Percival, and Bors did.
He does seem to be a really great guy, as well as being a great knight. No major faults, except perhaps being a touch too naive in some stories.
Wow. This dude gets zero breaks from anyone and yet bests them all, while issuing ZERO complaints.
And THEN he asks to marry the girl that antagonized him for the entire quest (which he overcame by himself), only to have to prove himself FOR ANOTHER YEAR.
Sir Gareth was a Chad
That is an accurate assessment. I could have made the video a lot shorter.
I love the new back ground! Great video. These are my go to videos when I want to watch something.
Glad you like them! They are the videos i think i enjoy producing the most.
Excellent video today. I am a big fan of the longer form narrative in today's video. It was very entertaining.
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a bit of a departure, but i thought it worked out quite well.
These videos are so helpful, thank you so much.
My favorite? Sir Gareth
Another Gareth checking in
Solidarity in Brotherhood.
Sup’ Bros….
I feel quite hungry
Helping the algorithm
Great video
Thanks for the algorithm Assistance. Glad you liked it.
Funny. Half the people you've talked about in this series so far are people I have literally never heard of before. There is way more to king arthur than I had ever thought.
Oh yeah, Arthurian legend is huge, and encompases hundreds of interesting people, places, and events. Much bigger than most movies and tv shows would dare to go.
Apparently the name Gareth means "gentle" - how fitting! :)
Yeah, that's one of the reasons why Gareth is one of my favorite Knights of the Round Table. Compared to his brothers (even Gawain), he's a sweetheart.
Even the nickname that Sir Kay gave to him actually sounds more like a compliment than an insult.
It does! 😊
This is a video, I'm watching it
Absolute mad lad.
Lancelot was always jumping poor Gareth, they never actually got to have a straight fight!
My favorite knights
Lancelot
Gawain
Perceval
Galahad
Bors
Geraint
Tristan
Kay
Ector
I had always heard/read that Gareth married lady lionesses and that gaheris married Lynette, but I think I agree with you that this way makes more sense.
Yes, there is variation here, and i think it mainly comes from the fact that both Gaheris, and Gareth are likely based on the same welsh character, so their stories are often interchangable.
makes me proud to carry his name... guess I should learn how to cook.
Definitely a great plan, for a whole bunch of reasons.
Please share the thumbnail image.
Hello sir, I have a question:
Is there a source in which Gareth get the surname of "wolf" ? I remember finding one account of Arthur calling him that after a tournament, but the source was dubious and the only one I could find. Do you know anything?
Thanks in advance for your answer.
I do not know of any source where Sir Gareth has the Surname Wolf. Its entirely possible that in one of the many obscure games made including bits and pieces of Arthurian Legend, something like that was added, but i am not personally aware of any.
@@ParryThis That's what I thought. It's probably just a liberty taken by an author. Thank you!
I totally envision Timothee Chalamet cast as Sir Gareth the Fair. We need this movie!
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It's King Lot of Orkney and his QUEEN MORGAUSE (Said like Mor GOES) it would rhyme with words like Morose, Moors, Shores, etc... Morgause was a sister Of both Vivian and Igrainne Whom all the sisters were raised on the Isle of Avalon.
The story I read has Gareth kill the Black Knight and steals his armour and Sir Ironside just being a really strong knight and not a kid.
Yeah, that story has a slightly off story. It was the first one I read though. Sir Gareth is still a Chad nontheoess