Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Why would the king not eat until he had heard some tale of great adventure

Sir Gawain and the green knight

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This is a custom of King Arthur's. Arthur customarily does not eat at such a feast until he has heard a tale of adventure or a knight's challenge to battle.

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