Question ID:PT88 S4 Q2 Passage:Flores: The behavior of the character Gawain in Malory's Le Morte D'Arthur fluctuates radically and without apparent reason between heroic and criminal. Malory's portrayal of Gawain is incoherent in this way because Malory based his book on earlier sources from different eras, and Gawain's role changed over time. Piro: While the variation you mention might stem from the different times that Malory's sources were written, in Malory's work Gawain's heroic behavior occurs during crises, but his criminal behavior occurs during stable periods, when there is more room to break the rules. Stem:The dialogue provides most support for the claim that Flores and Piro disagree over whether Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:Malory's portrayal of the character of Gawain in Le Morte D'Arthur is incoherent Choice B:the sources for Malory's characterization of Gawain were written in different eras Choice C:Gawain was portrayed as a hero in some of the stories that Malory used as sources Choice D:the behavior of Gawain in Le Morte D'Arthur alternates between heroic and criminal Choice E:the sources for Malory's characterization of Gawain vary significantly regarding the role played by Gawain