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I actually don\'t see the difference. The KnightInShiningArmor is a subtrope of IdealHero, so it\'s implied he is reasonably noble and righteous. There\'s no reason to assume he \
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I actually don\\\'t see the difference. The KnightInShiningArmor is a subtrope of IdealHero, so it\\\'s implied he is reasonably noble and righteous. There\\\'s no reason to assume he \\\"has no code of chivalry\\\", and the description does not specify whether he is serving the king or only quests \\\"for adventure\\\" or some personal goal. KnightInShiningArmor also does not say whether the Knight wants to MarryForLove or not.
If anything, then the SaintChevalier is a subtrope to KnightInShiningArmor. But maybe that should become clearer from the trope descriptions. That the SaintChevalier is a \\\"chivalrous warrior\\\" is no distinction, because the KnightInShiningArmor is exactly that too.
If anything, then the SaintChevalier is a subtrope to KnightInShiningArmor. But maybe that should become clearer from the trope descriptions. That the SaintChevalier is a \\\"chivalrous warrior\\\" is no distinction, because the KnightInShiningArmor is exactly that too.
