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5 February, 02:14

In literature, an ideal knight would be a man who?

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    In literature, an ideal knight would be a man who ventures on an epic and heroic quest to perform a deed that wins him the heart of a lady, either as a result of something he retrieves on the quest or as a result of saving her on the quest. This is a genre called chivalric romance.
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