Sir Gareth.  His name is Welsh, and can be derived from the word "gwaredd" with means gentle.<br/><br/>He is the youngest son of Lot and Morgause, and brother to Gawain, Agravaine, and Gaheris, and half brother to Mordred.<br/><br/>In Sir Thomas Malory's Tale "Le Morte d'Arthur", he depicts how Gareth reaches knighthood.  Rather than retype the entire tail, I will revisit important tidbits.  When coming to Camelot to become a knight, Gareth entered under the guise as a kitchen boy, and soon is off to help Lynette find her sister, Lyonesse.  Throughout the quest, he battles many a knight, and defeats them.  Rather than killing them, Gareth has them serve under him.  Eventually he finds the one who has kidnapped Lyonesse, and defeats him as well, but spares his life and demands servitude.  Because of his actions, Gareth is then granted the knighthood.<br/><br/>As for how I will depicting him, I will play him as gentle, fiercely loyal, and morally upstanding knight.  Though he loves his brother and will die for him, he disapproves of Gawain's womanizing ways.  Coming from the same gene pool as one of the best fighters of Camelot, and being the youngest brother, Gareth's swordplay should be in the upper eschelon, and what he lacks in experience he makes up in skill/potential.