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Nobody ever throws their coat
over a puddle anymore, nor do moonlit serenades reach a woman's ear. Who champions a lady and defends her honor now? The armor, kept long locked away in closets hidden from sight, doesn't shine like it used to. Besides, maidens don't like to see tarnish anyway, so I go off to rescue my damsel in plain clothes, unlike the suitors that woo her with their fancy vestments and shiny adornments. I know the real valor lies in the heart underneath where true chivalry is not dead after all.
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