In Amber's view, Gawain rarely uses such lengthy speeches to explain a concept—this man who rose from his coffin always has a mind full of ideas, but those ideas seem to exceed the understanding of mortals, so he mostly silently engages in a task, taking everyone along with him to do it, letting them understand bit by bit the nature of their undertaking. In the process, he explains, he guides, but rarely preaches. His all "preachment"—if those count as preachment—are mostly concentrated in the academy's textbooks.
In the textbooks for social common sense and history classes, Gawain personally wrote many things about this because he once said: The worldview of adults changes very slowly, only children's can be shaped from childhood.
