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Because it isn't a hagiography then the writing around him can be considered as more important. Yet it is still littered with implausible ideas such as his battle against 60 men etc 

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Because it isn't a hagiography then the writing around him can be considered as more important. Yet it is still littered with implausible ideas such as his battle against 60 men etc 

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"wide hips"

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A true knight continues fighting with his sword once his Lance is broken.

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"Many people who were jealous of him, grumbled at this and had little respect for his way of life"

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He is politically agile and intelligent in court, so he’s not just a Simple-minded brute like Duby suggested

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King of France: “the most loyal man in truth, I have ever knew in any land where I have been”.

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Depicted like a "lion", symbol of England, in the skirmish

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“His features were so much of those of a true noble”

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Effective defense
Quick recovery from damage
Unfaltering in his attacks

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Fought 60 men at once, although he did lose he killed 6 horses, all to avenge his uncle

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In the skirmish his uncle dies and he shows "grief". Very honest of the poem

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He shows knightly characteristics by first being in households and then having his own knights later on

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His fighting in the tournament was very impressive and stood out - chivalry

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"he had fine feet and hands"