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The wearing of the belt by Sir Gawain is the protagonist's attempt to symbolize to the world his ______.

The wearing of the belt by Sir Gawain is the protagonist's attempt to symbolize to the world his ______.
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The wearing of the belt by Sir Gawain is the protagonist's attempt to symbolize to the world his ______.

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I'd go with faith. He wears the belt to represent his failure, "a man may hide his misdeed, but never erase it." It's more a symbol of honor than failure.
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The answer is violence.

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