KNIGHT from the Canterbury tales

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KNIGHT from the Canterbury tales Dewain Stallings KNIGHT from the Canterbury tales

Knight The knight represent the ideal of a medieval Christian man at arms. He has participated in no less than fifteen of the great crusades era.

knight They are all brave and experienced He is a stellar battlefield athlete Genuinely a nice guy Has very high social class In Canterbury tales he literally walks onto the battle field

Knight he rides a beautiful horse and he wears a tunic with blood on it that is from his last battle. Unlike some of the characters we can be exactly like the chancre says about the knight

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