He is totally loyal to his Liege Lord, Simon Templar. Like Sir Gawain in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight", Norman Kent takes on threats made to his Lord, wholly and without reservation. Not only physical threats to life and limb, but also the sometimes unavoidable necessity to perform dishonorable acts which would have reflected badly on the reputation of King Arthur/Simon Templar are taken unflinchingly by Sir Gawain/Norman Kent.
He is utterly devoted to his Liege Lord, Simon Templar. Like Sir Gawain in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight", Norman Kent confronts threats posed to his Lord, without hesitation or reservation. These threats include both physical dangers to life and limb, as well as dishonorable acts that would tarnish the reputation of King Arthur/Simon Templar. Sir Gawain/Norman Kent accepts these challenges unflinchingly.