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The Knight And The Squire

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April 6, 2014

 

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While the Squire's battles are summed up in two lines, while there is a long list of the Knight's battles. Regarding the appearance, the Knight chose to wear a plain armor and tunic while the Squire dresses in excesses. The Squire is very vain, trying to better his image at any cost, his hair has "locks as curly as if they had been pressed"...
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The Squire is very vain, trying to better his image at any cost, his hair has "locks as curly as if they had been pressed". His actions are not necessary and are not chivalrous and is unnecessary for his knighthood. The Knight, is by far the most chivalrous and heroic. Despite the fact that the Knight and Squire are in the same class and share the same occupation, the Knight represents what a true Knight should be and how he should act...
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