Chivalry was a set of codes and values ​​that knights followed to demonstrate loyalty to their king, respect to their lady, and humility towards the poor. Then, courtly love was more of a tradition that was usually observed by a knight and a lady like Lady Bertilak, they would engage in a relationship and it would be kept secret. The two have conflicts with each other because while Sir Gawain was courting Lady Bertilak, he had to do as he was commanded, but also had to not betray the loyalty of King Bertilak who was his host. Additionally, while Sir Gawain was receiving kisses, he also had an agreement with his host, whatever he received in his castle would be given to King Bertilak and in exchange he would receive what the king had killed during his hunt. During the first and second times when the king left and returned from the hunt, Sir Gawain gave him the kisses he had received, but the third time he did not give him what he had received since Lady Bertilak had given him given a green hotplate and told him to take it. as well as not telling her husband about it. Sir Gawain was not to say a word about the gift, but by receiving this gift and doing as she commands, he breaks the agreement between his host and he fails to be.