This is a good representation of the size of the giant, even at a very young age he was huge, "little cart drawn with oxen" is a visual representation on how big he really is. However throughout many tales Gargantua varies in size in different stories, and even in different parts of the same stories. In some parts, the giant stands about 300 feet tall, but seems to reach heights up to 1,000 feet throughout the tale.

In this part of this story, this goes back to what was just said in the previous paragraph going back to the comical aspect of the story the author reiterates how insane or not probable this was. The sentence of "mother giving him her own milk" was the comical and little uncomfortable for the "tender ears".

Gawain in this text considers shrinking in the past and makes the decision to never shrink again, no matter what the consequences are. He emphasize that even if their head were to fall, it cannot be recovered acknowledging the irreversible nature of certain actions. Still trust the knight to carry out their destiny, so they beg him to go quickly. Gawain's unwavering will to face their destiny head-on and withstand whatever may come his way is evident in the determination.

"In good faith" means acting truthfully and honestly, with no desire to mislead or causes harm to others. It suggests a sincere attempt to carry out faith or agreements in a reliable manner, When someone behaves in good faith, they respect that trust that has been places in the act act with honesty and justice. This concept is frequently used to point the value of being truthful and honest in interactions in business, legal situations and connections with others.

Citation

“Good Faith.” Legal Information Institute, Legal Information Institute, Jan. 2023, www.law.cornell.edu/wex/good_faith#:~:text=Good%20faith%20is%20a%20broad,an%20absence%20of%20fraudulent%20intent.

These lines consider the nature of limitations, spiritual practices, and breathing control in relation to reaching higher states of consciousness. These verses seem to describe people who participate in strong religious actions, which may include silent sacrifices, extended periods of meditation, and breath control. The quote "Draw in their breath to feed the flame of thought, And breathe it forth to waft the heart on high." is metaphorical language that stands for the ability to focus and elevate one's thoughts and emotions through breath control. Breathing in could be a symbol of reflection and focus, and exhaling could be a symbol of the release of higher and cleansed emotions.

Krishna is revered as a deity in Hinduism, and many believe he is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, one of the Hindu pantheon's most important gods. Krishna's life and teachings are explained in various Hindu scriptures, including the Bhagavad Gita, in which he imparts spiritual wisdom to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. According to Amrita which is a website explaining the background, and importance of this god, shows the reason why Krishna is so important, "a child was born who was destined to reshape the spiritual and temporal destiny of mankind—Sri Krishna ... indelible impression upon mankind’s collective consciousness—re-educating the world about devotion and dharma as well as the ultimate reality." The presence of this god on the battlefield bring Arjuna a feeling of protection, and security.

Amrita. (2020, February 19). Sri Krishna his life and teachings. Amma, Mata Amritanandamayi Devi. https://www.amritapuri.org/3605/sri-krishna.aum#site-header