Describe symbolism in Arthurian Romances by Chretien De Troyes

The symbolism of Soredamours' name, "gilded over with love," foreshadows her happiness in love and alludes to the golden color of her hair.

Fenice's name is symbolic because of its similarity to the word phoenix, a mythological bird that regenerated from its own ashes and which serves as a symbol of resurrection.

When Sir Gawain encounters Guiromelant, the two men pledge to answer each other's questions truthfully, a symbol of friendship.

Yvain gives Yvain a ring as a symbol of her love.