How was the knight’s son, the squire, different from his father? He was more interested in courtly love. He had no interest in b

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How was the knight’s son, the squire, different from his father? He was more interested in courtly love. He had no interest in b

attles or fighting. He did not want to go on the pilgrimage. He did not display the characteristics of knighthood.

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Inga [223] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-28T16:24:10+03:00

I believe that the Squire was more interested in courtly love.
He is a noble warrior, having participated in many battles, but the reason why he fought wasn't for a good and noble cause, but rather to attract more women. He is interested in being around many women all the time and having a good time.