Which of the following events in sir gawain and the green knight represents a deviation from the ideals of chivalry?
a. king arthur accepts the green knight's challenge.
b. sir gawain keeps the magic girdle.
c. sir gawain takes the green knight's ax.
d. the green knight reminds sir gawain of his promise.

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