The knight moans about having the old woman for his wife. How does she respond to each objection he raises. Begin lines 276-278?

Answer 1

She explains that she may not be financially wealthy but true wealth is determined on a person's character. She also tells the knight that her age should earn his respect, not disgust and her ugliness will save him from cuckoldry.

Answer 2

Line 276-278 from "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight": The old woman tells the knight not to be upset and to let her be his love, claiming that outward appearances can be deceiving and that she will make him happy in secret. She reassures him of her loyalty and devotion despite her aged and unattractive appearance.