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First he was deemed flawless in his five senses;and secondly his five fingers were never at fault;and thirdly his faith was founded in the five woundsChrist received on the cross, as the creed recalls.And fourthly, if that soldier struggled in skirmishone thought pulled him through above all other things:the fortitude he found in the five joyswhich Mary had conceived in her son, our Savior.For precisely that reason the princely riderhad the shape of her image inside his shield,so by catching her eye his courage would not crack.The fifth set of five which I heard the knight followedincluded friendship and fraternity with fellow men,purity and politeness that impressed at all times,and pity, which surpassed all pointedness. Five thingswhich meant more to Gawain than to most other men.So these five sets of five were fixed in this knight,each linked to the last through the endless line,a five-pointed form which never failed,never stronger to one side or slack at the other,but unbroken in its being from beginning to endhowever its trail is tracked and traced.So the star on the spangling shield he sportedshone royally, in gold, on a ruby red background,the pure pentangl

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