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    In the movie the Dark Knight the boat scene exemplifies what Joshua Greene calls a prisoners dilemma, because it involves two groups people who are put in the situation of checks between if the citizens or criminals of Gotham should live. They are given the option of pressing the button on the detonator and blowing up opposite boat and killing all who are in it. Greene states that the prisoner's dilemma is a way to explain why a persons morals are the way they. The prisoner's dilemma involves…

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    Gotham City. A dark, menacing place where nobody wants to be caught outside after dark. Crooks and Robbers roam the streets the second night falls. No man, woman, or child is safe when the darkness strikes. Gangs and mafias rule the city, and members are seen on every street corner and in every alleyway. Indoors is the safest place to be. That's where most people seem to resort to, except for four young adults at only 14 years of age. Their names? Jack Rector, Ethan Thomas, Logan Gutierrez, and…

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    Chivalry is defined as the moral code for knights. It states that courage and courtesy are the expected qualities of the ideal knight. Nowadays, our culture does not have knights running around but Emily Esfahani Smith believes it is still relevant. Furthermore, I disagree with her and believe that we have evolved as a society for a reason. Chivalrous acts include a man pulling out the chair for a woman, putting his coat over a puddle, and opening the door. These are the qualities of a true…

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    of battle. From what I have learned from “A Knight’s Tale” chivalric love is a knight doing a noble deed to prove himself to his lady and is often a sign of respect. Examples of chivalry between William and Jocelyn are when he loses one of his battles to prove his love for her. After he loses she then tells him to win to prove his love which he does. When William was going to be arrested for claiming to be a knight Jocelyn offered to run away with him is also a sign of chivalric love because…

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    Chivalry, Chivalry is defined by a combination of qualities that initially described the ideal knight; courageous, strong, and ready to assist and stand up for fellow people. As humanity progressed over the years, the term chivalry became less of describing a perfect knight and more of describing a kind and respectful human being who was truthful and honest. Sadly, in today’s society we have neither forms of chivalry. This is because of the rise of feminism and the rise of sexism; thus causing…

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    (Chivalry in Arthur and Green Knight) Have you had anybody in your life stick to their word on what they say they will do for you, or maybe even be nice and kind to you? Well back in the world of knights that's called chivalry, chivalry is the way the knights need to live up to. There code on how a knight should act. In the stores Arthur and Green Knight there is a bunch of chivalry that goes on in the story. Like manners, pride and the courage that a knight has. The two stories explain…

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    Chivalry is the medieval knightly system that includes religious, moral, and social codes. In the eleventh and twelfth century, chivalry included the qualities that were expected of an ideal knight. Specifically, these qualities include courage, honor, courtesy, and justice. Although chivalry is considered dead in the twenty-first century, it should be resurrected. In modern times, the most similar system to chivalry consists of the series of acts committed by men that are courteous toward women…

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    The Better Knight Chivalry was a code of honor. The qualities of chivalry includes courage, honor, courtesy, justice,and the readiness. Courtly love includes gentleness , appreciation of women, and championing women. A Knight's Tale was a movie based off Geoffrey Chaucer Canterbury Tales. William Thacher is a better knight because he is a process in battle he shows compassion for the weak and other knights, and the use of courtly love. William Thacher shows prowess in battle. He shows courage…

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    moral, and social aspects. It was the way medieval knights were expected to behave both in society and on the battlefield. It is important to note, however, that a knight was not just any soldier, he was the mounted warrior of medieval times. Being a knight refers to being part of the cavalry and was a highly respected position, in part because of the mythology that developed surrounding knightly chivalry. Chivalry worked to idealize the knight by holding him to very high moral standards,…

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    In the poem A Champion’s Heart are the lines “Now city streets are fields for battle, And knights still battle, still are bold,” and further on “Like ancient knights who fought for honor These new knights fight all threats to life”(lines 43-44) (lines 51-52). Lines that claim that the heroes of old are not truly gone, that people today can be as chivalrous and honorable as the knights of yore. These lines are right. Take a fireman, soldier, policeman, lawyer, and doctor, what do all of…

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