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* ''Literature/TheWhiteCompany'': Alleyne becomes squire to sir Nigel, and we see him attending to far more duties than just battle preparations, including spellchecking his knight's letters (sir Nigel has notoriously poor eyesight) and making sure lady Maude's recommendations are followed to the letter. He's not the only squire, but is the only one to survive to the end, and after Alleyne [[spoiler:is knighted and marries sir Nigel's daughter, Hordle John becomes his squire]].
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* ''Literature/TheWhiteCompany'': Alleyne becomes squire to sir Nigel, and we see him attending to far more duties than just battle preparations, including spellchecking his knight's letters (sir Nigel has notoriously poor eyesight) and making sure lady Maude's recommendations are followed to the letter. He's not the only squire, but is the only one to survive to the end, and after Alleyne [[spoiler:is knighted and marries sir Nigel's daughter, Hordle John becomes his squire]]. The prequel ''Literature/SirNigel'' shows Nigel's own advancement from squire to knight.
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* ''VideoGame/ConquerorsBlade'': The Heraldic page of the tech tree features Squires as a low-tier knightly unit (to be replaced by the more powerful Men-at-Arms and Monastic Knights further up the tree).
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* ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'': Bren serves as Kay'la's squire, though he's comedically useless and never does anything to help, merely stands by snarking while she suffers AmusingInjuries from whatever ill-conceived situation she's gotten herself into.
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* ''Literature/TheWhiteCompany'': Alleyne becomes squire to sir Nigel, and we see him attending to far more duties than just battle preparations, including spellchecking his knight's letters (sir Nigel has notoriously poor eyesight) and making sure lady Maude's recommendations are followed to the letter. He's not the only squire, but is the only one to survive to the end, and after Alleyne [[spoiler:is knighted and marries sir Nigel's daughter, Hordle John becomes his squire]].
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* In ''Literature/APracticalGuideToEvil'', the Squire is a transitional [[RedBaron Name]] intended to become some form of Knight--though it emphasizes the "training to become a knight" part of the trope, with the sidekick aspect being optional. Several characters across the story become or once were Squires:
** The protagonist, Catherine Foundling, becomes the Squire to the current BlackKnight, Amadeus. Amadeus was the Squire before her.
** Later, when Cat has long grown out of being a Squire, [[spoiler: the (unrelated) Arthur Foundling becomes a new Squire, a member of the Order of Broken Bells having come into the Name during the Battle of the Boot. He eventually becomes a KnightErrant.]]
** The protagonist, Catherine Foundling, becomes the Squire to the current BlackKnight, Amadeus. Amadeus was the Squire before her.
** Later, when Cat has long grown out of being a Squire, [[spoiler: the (unrelated) Arthur Foundling becomes a new Squire, a member of the Order of Broken Bells having come into the Name during the Battle of the Boot. He eventually becomes a KnightErrant.]]
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* Jot, the titular hero of ''VideoGame/ThePluckySquire'', is everything a good squire should be -- a brave adventurer that defends the storybook land of Mojo.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Infernax}}'': Cervul is Alcedor's [[UndyingLoyalty trustworthy]] squire who accompanies him as the Player 2 character. He's so much of a YesMan to his lord that only Alcedor can make [[KarmaMeter moral choices]], as Cervul will automatically agree with what Alcedor decides to do.
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* In ''Fanfic/TheNightUnfurls'', Sanakan, Hugh, Lily, and Soren are this to BlackKnight Kyril Sutherland in name only. In practice, they play the role of [[MentorArchetype Kyril]]'s [[TheApprentice apprentices]] rather than servants who shines his armor, sharpens his sword, or anything like that.
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* In ''Fanfic/TheNightUnfurls'', Sanakan, Hugh, Lily, and Soren are this to BlackKnight Kyril Sutherland in name only. In practice, they play the role of [[MentorArchetype Kyril]]'s [[TheApprentice apprentices]] who either conduct operations by themselves or fight alongside their mentor, rather than servants who shines his armor, sharpens his sword, or anything like that.
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* Jacquouille (Creator/ChristianClavier) to French knight Godefroy de Montmirail in the TimeTravel comedy film series ''Film/LesVisiteurs''. Again, ArtisticLicenseHistory prevails since the actor is too old and the character is not a noble (and ThePigPen straight out of TheDungAges and a scoundrel to boot).
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* Jacquouille (Creator/ChristianClavier) to French knight Godefroy de Montmirail in the TimeTravel comedy film series ''Film/LesVisiteurs''. Again, ArtisticLicenseHistory prevails since the actor is too old and the character is not a noble (and ThePigPen a [[MedievalMorons moronic]] [[ThePigPen Pig Pen]] straight out of TheDungAges and a scoundrel to boot).
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* Jacquouille (Creator/ChristianClavier) to French knight Godefroy de Montmirail in the TimeTravel comedy film series ''Film/LesVisiteurs''. Again, ArtisticLicenseHistory prevails since the actor is too old and the character is not a noble.
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* Jacquouille (Creator/ChristianClavier) to French knight Godefroy de Montmirail in the TimeTravel comedy film series ''Film/LesVisiteurs''. Again, ArtisticLicenseHistory prevails since the actor is too old and the character is not a noble.noble (and ThePigPen straight out of TheDungAges and a scoundrel to boot).
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%%* ''WesternAnimation/SofiaTheFirst'': Prince James becomes one in one episode.
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* P.N. Elrod’s ''Keeper of the King'' trilogy has Lady Sabra disguising herself as a boy to be Richard/Lancelot’s squire. It’s helpful since he’d be in trouble if outed as a vampire.
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* P.N. Elrod’s ''Keeper of the King'' trilogy has Lady Sabra disguising herself as a boy to be Richard/Lancelot’s squire. It’s helpful since he’d be in trouble if outed as a vampire. vampire, and she’s the vampire who turned him.
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* P.N. Elrod’s ''Keeper of the King'' trilogy has Lady Sabra disguising herself as a boy to be Richard/Lancelot’s squire. It’s helpful since he’d be in trouble if outed as a vampire.
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* William in ''Film/AKnightsTale'' was Sir Ector’s squire before taking his place upon his untimely death and becoming a knight himself. He wasn’t actually a noble, though. His pals Wat and Roland act as his squires as he competes as Sir Ulrich Von Lichtenstein.
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* ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'': The [[TheOrder Knights Radiant]] had squires, and they even got access to their master's [[FunctionalMagic Surgebinding]] abilities until such a times as they were chosen by a Spren and gradutated to full Radiant status. At the end of ''Words Of Radiance'' [[spoiler: the members of [[BadassCrew Bridge Four]] become squires to Kaladin, giving them the same powers as a Windrunner]].
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* ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'': The [[TheOrder Knights Radiant]] had squires, and they even got access to their master's [[FunctionalMagic Surgebinding]] abilities until such a times as they were chosen by a Spren and gradutated graduated to full Radiant status. At the end of ''Words Of Radiance'' [[spoiler: the members of [[BadassCrew Bridge Four]] become squires to Kaladin, giving them the same powers as a Windrunner]].
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* In ''Fanfic/TheNightUnfurls'', Sanakan, Hugh, Lily, and Soren are this to BlackKnight Kyril Sutherland in name only. In practice, they play the role of [[MentorArchetype Kyril]]'s [[TheApprentice apprentices]] rather than servants who shines his armor, sharpens his sword, or anything like that.
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Compare with KnightKnaveAndSquire, in which the squire is part of a trio. Related to TheApprentice.
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Compare with KnightKnaveAndSquire, in which the squire is part of a trio. Related to TheApprentice.
TheApprentice. See LadyInWaiting for the female counterpart.
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* In ''VideoGame/Fallout3'' the Brotherhood of Steel has children among their garrison designated as Squires. These child squires wear Brotherhood uniforms and are apparently receiving training and education from Brotherhood scholars known as Scribes. One such squire is a young rather shy lad named Arthur Maxson, a descendant of the Brotherhood’s founder. In ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' we find that the former Squire Maxson is now the Elder of the entire chapter, largely due to fame from having accompanied a squad of Knights on patrol and killing the deathclaw that wiped out his squad. Apparently Elder Maxson has now decreed that child squires must now accompany Knights on combat missions on a regular basis. If you join the Brotherhood, you can take on missions where you take a squire with you, go somewhere and kill mutants or ghouls. Thankfully the squire is marked as “essential” so s/he cannot be killed in these missions.
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* In ''VideoGame/Fallout3'' the Brotherhood of Steel has children among their garrison designated as Squires. These child squires wear Brotherhood uniforms and are apparently receiving training and education from Brotherhood scholars known as Scribes. One such squire is a young rather shy lad named Arthur Maxson, a descendant of the Brotherhood’s Brotherhood's founder. In ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' we find that the former Squire Maxson is now the Elder of the entire chapter, largely due to fame from having accompanied a squad of Knights on patrol and killing the deathclaw that wiped out his squad. Apparently Elder Maxson has now decreed that child squires must now accompany Knights on combat missions on a regular basis. If you join the Brotherhood, you can take on missions where you take a squire with you, go somewhere and kill mutants or ghouls. Thankfully the squire is marked as “essential” "essential" so s/he cannot be killed in these missions.
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* In ''VideoGame/Fallout3'' the Brotherhood of Steel has children among their garrison designated as Squires. These child squires wear Brotherhood uniforms and are apparently receiving training and education from Brotherhood scholars known as Scribes. One such squire is a young rather shy lad named Arthur Maxson, a descendant of the Brotherhood’s founder. In ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' we find that the former Squire Maxson is now the Elder of the entire chapter, largely due to fame from having accompanied a squad of Knights on patrol and killing the deathclaw that wiped out his squad. Apparently Elder Maxson has now decreed that child squires must now accompany Knights on combat missions on a regular basis. If you join the Brotherhood, you can take on missions where you take a squire with you, go somewhere and kill mutants or ghouls. Thankfully the squire is marked as “essential” so s/he cannot be killed in these missions.
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* In France, the title of "écuyer" ("squire") was kept by nobles who never became knights, even as they grow older.
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* In France, the title of "écuyer" ("squire") was kept by nobles who never became knights, even as they grow grew older.
