They respect the mortals that respect them and obey to their commands they save people when they please them.
Malory himself was ostensibly a member of the nobility, and yet he was accused of various crimes ranging from ambush to r*pe during his life, and he died in jail. This is one example of how the chivalric codes portrayed in the literature of the period were not adhered to as strongly in real life.This period was also characterized by the ‘war of the roses’ in which England was inflicted by a civil war, something that the homosocial bonds in the Arthurian court does not reflect, although the civil war with Mordred does.
<span>What was the nobility like in Sir Thomas Malory time and how was it like and unlike the noble knights he wrote about</span>
Weight is the measure of gravity pulling us to earth, whereas mass is the amount of matter that makes us. your mass is the same on earth and on the moon, but your weight goes down on the moon since there's less gravity. So, your weight will increase if the pull gets stronger. So say the pull gets triple stronger, then your weight will be tripled.