The Holy Grail is a legendary object in Christian mythology, often described as the cup used by Jesus at the Last Supper. It is believed to possess miraculous powers, including the ability to grant eternal life or provide divine grace. The quest for the Holy Grail has been a central theme in various literary works, particularly in the tales of King Arthur and his knights. The quest for the Holy Grail symbolizes the search for spiritual fulfillment and enlightenment. Many stories depict knights, such as Sir Galahad, embarking on perilous journeys to find the Grail, facing challenges that test their virtue and bravery. This quest represents the pursuit of a higher purpose and the struggle between good and evil.