Goodewin

Also known as: Sir Goodewin · Role: baron · First appears: Book XI, Chapter XI

Life events

Goodewin orders Sir Aglovale’s servant slain in retaliation for Sir Aglovale killing his brother.(Book XI, Chapter XI)
- With: Sir Aglovale
- “And then that lord commanded his men to have him away and slay him; and so they did, and so pulled him out of the castle, and there they slew him without mercy.”
Goodewin reveals that Sir Aglovale killed Sir Gawdelin, whom Aglovale declares a false knight.(Book XI, Chapter XI)
- With: Sir Aglovale Sir Gawdelin
- “I slew him, said Sir Goodewin, because of thee, for thou slewest my brother, Sir Gawdelin. As for thy brother, said Sir Aglovale, I avow it I slew him, for he was a false knight and a betrayer of ladies and of good knights”
Sir Aglovale defeats Goodewin and beheads him to avenge his servant’s death.(Book XI, Chapter XI)
- With: Sir Aglovale
- “And within a while Sir Aglovale had Sir Goodewin at the earth, and there he unlaced his helm, and struck off his head.”

enemies with Sir Aglovale “As for thy brother, said Sir Aglovale, I avow it I slew him, for he was a false knight and a betrayer of ladies and of good knights; and for the death of my squire thou shalt die. I defy thee, said Sir Goodewin. Then they lashed together as eagerly as it had been two lions”
siblings with Sir Gawdelin “I slew him, said Sir Goodewin, because of thee, for thou slewest my brother, Sir Gawdelin.”

Extracted from the original text of Le Morte d'Arthur. Made with Rho MD.