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Nico

1 April, 20:48

Which best describes a chivalrous figure?

A.

one who acts respectably, courageously, and wisely

B.

one who acts quickly, decisively, and secretly

C.

one who acts angrily, foolishly, and publicly

D.

one who acts gently, peacefully, and privately

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