The punning title of this romantic woody perfume refers to the myth of Gawain and Pelleas, Knights of King Arthur’s Round Table. There are several versions of this but essentially it is a tale of love, betrayal, comradeship and chivalric codes. Pelleas loves a high-born woman, but she toys with his desire and spurns him. Gawain vows to help him woo this fickle lover but he falls in love with her himself and forgets his quest and promise to Pelleas. Pelleas finds his comrade and lover asleep together. He draws his sword but realises he cannot slay them and leaves his unsheathed weapon between them on the bed.