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DISCLAIMER: Not word for word but just what the translation means with literary terms (ex: this foreshadows this because....)

Then the king commanded him to rise and come forward,

And he stood quickly, walked with stately steps

To kneel before the king and claim his weapon.

Arthur handed it over and held up his hand

To give him God's blessing. With a glad smile

He charged him to be hardy in heart.

"Cousin, careful," he said, "cut him but once.

And if you teach him truly, I trust you will find

You can bear the blow that he brings you later."

Gawain went to the warrior, weapon in hand,

Not the least bit bashful, as bold as can be.

Then the Green Knight said to Gawain,

"We should go over our agreement before we begin.

First, knight, I would know your name,

Told truly as one I can trust."

"My name is Gawain," he said, "I give it in good faith,

As I will give you a blow and bear what comes after.

At this time in twelve months I will take a blow back

From what weapon you wish, but from no other knight

Alive."

                The other answering spoke,

                "Sir Gawain: good. I derive

                Great pleasure from the stroke

                Your hardy hands will drive."

Answer 1

Your question is a little vague.

Your title say "translate the whole text," but it has already been translated. Are you evaluating this translation?

If your assignment is to identify literary devices, do you have a list of literary devices you need to identify?

Are you also being asked to paraphrase or summarize what is happening in the text?