William Thatcher Is The Most Chivalrous Knight

The most chivalrous knight that I know of is William Thatcher. Over the past few weeks I have learned about what it takes to be a chivalrous man. There’re more than a couple quick reasons on why the peasant boy William Thatcher is the most chivalrous knight that I know. For one reason, William is protecting the weak. He puts his life on the line so that his fellow peasants and him eat and are well clothed. William pretends to be a Nobel man, which is lying about his real ideality, but he does it for the right cause, so he can win jousting tournaments and win money. Yes, to be chivalrous you must tell the whole truth, but in this case lying to the other Nobel’s does not affect them at all because they still have loads and loads of money; while William is doing what he has to so his friends can eat and stay sheltered.
To be chivalrous you also need to do anything that your lady tells you. William does exactly what she asks him to do, which was to lose the next tournament to prove his love for her, he takes a beating from multiple lances that strike him while jousting to lose. Mid-way through the tournament Jocelyn sends her servant to William to tell him that if he truly loves her, he will now win the tournament for her. William has already lost many jousts in the tournament, so it would be very difficult to win. Somehow with Williams’s skill and determination he