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And They Say Chivalry is Dead
Tuesday, March 24, 2009 , 9:11 PM
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"And They Say Chivalry is Dead" <---My blog title, but I don't know what made me pick it. Yes, I have read that line somewhere before and I just remembered it when I was editing the template of my blog.
And now, it made me think, is chivalry really dead?
Let's define chivalry first.
Chivalry (n)- 1. qualities of an ideal knight in the Middle Ages; bravery, honor, courtesy, protection of the weak, respect for women, generosity, and fairness to enemies. 2. rules and customs of knights in Middle Ages; system of knighthood.
I remembered in our World History class in 3rd year, I defined it as 'kamaginoohan'.
Sadly, I'd have to agree that chivalry is really dead. No guys would be courteous to a lady nowadays. No guys would defend the weak, but instead, they're the oppressors, and that makes me sick.
I'm a fan of the classics [Romeo and Juliet], and I would tell everyone that Romeo is a perfect example of a chivalrous man. Think, is there anyone right now who acts like Romeo? [Remove the suicide part]
Wah. Drabble. I just wish that chivalry isn't really dead.
And now, it made me think, is chivalry really dead?
Let's define chivalry first.
Chivalry (n)- 1. qualities of an ideal knight in the Middle Ages; bravery, honor, courtesy, protection of the weak, respect for women, generosity, and fairness to enemies. 2. rules and customs of knights in Middle Ages; system of knighthood.
I remembered in our World History class in 3rd year, I defined it as 'kamaginoohan'.
Sadly, I'd have to agree that chivalry is really dead. No guys would be courteous to a lady nowadays. No guys would defend the weak, but instead, they're the oppressors, and that makes me sick.
I'm a fan of the classics [Romeo and Juliet], and I would tell everyone that Romeo is a perfect example of a chivalrous man. Think, is there anyone right now who acts like Romeo? [Remove the suicide part]
Wah. Drabble. I just wish that chivalry isn't really dead.
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