129:

Gawayne thinks this knight does not want any help, the 15 year old maiden tells Gawayne it’s his duty as a knight to help the knight. A dwarf rides up and the damesell, who thinks Gawayne is not a true knight, rides off with the dwarf, much to Gawayne’s astonishment.

128:

They agree to all meet back up in a year. Gawayne comes to a fair manner, they meet a dolorous (sorrowful) knight who encounters with 10 knights who take him prisoner.

126:

We meet the three damesells aged 60, 30, and 15. Methodologically speaking this is a triad manifestation. Uwayne takes the eldest on his adventures. Marhaus takes the middle on his adventures, and Gawayne takes the youngest on his adventures.

125:

Marhaus and Gawayne are now friendly with each other after this fight. Marhaus then says those damesells they say spitting on the shield are sorceresses. We also learn that the only knights greater than Gawayne in his magical strength are” Lancelot, Trystams, Bors, Percivale, Pelleas, and Marhaus.

124:

Marhaus rides up and fights with one of these knights (who had previously took refuge in the tower). Marhaus kills the knight (and his horse). Marhaus now wants to joust Uwayne and Gawayne and so Uwayne goes first. Uwayne looses, so Gawayne has a go at it. Here we get mention of Gawayne’s great strength for 3 hours a day.

123:

Gawayne sees 12 damesells + 2 knights spitting on a white shield or Sir Marhaus. Gawayne sees this as disrespectful and gets ready to do something about it.

122:

Morgan has a gift for Arthur: a poisoned mantel (think Euripides Madea), but the lady of the lake warns Arthur and so he is saved. Uryence is charged by Arthur to get that wife of his, Morgan (Arthur’s sister) in line.

121:

The knight who was to be drowned now is in the position to drown his captor. Arthur returns to Camelot.

120:

Morgan tosses the scabbard into the lake, then she turns herself into stone to hide from Arthur (magical shape-shifting). Afterwords, she comes upon a knight who is to be drowned.