"Unfortunate for my tomfooleries had led to this. I am but a echo of the past, and to see that I would shame my name even as I am now. Does not, but agonize me plainly." Gawain states watching as the other without deter drink from the chalice. He admires the male, whom seem to accept the situation for what it were. Rather then deny what had happened, as if the male before him were all to familiar with the conception of death.

"I can do nothing but remember you, if you would give me your name? Though I understand if you would deny even that to me. When I had failed myself and you thusly." Despite it not showing upon his face, Gawain is very agitated. It is only shown by the steeled sort of calmness he carries as he speaks and does not so much as look away from the other. As they would succumb to their inevitable 'death'.