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The iconic portrayal is of the Lady as a beautiful, admirable woman with dignity and nobility and The Knight as a strong, brave man of virtue sworn to protect her. The
There are two particular variations of the
Often there's some sort of ceremony or official pledging, accompanied by the knight giving the Lady a kiss on the hand or kneeling. Sometimes non-historical based works will slip something similar in as a tip off to the two character's relationship. In settings which support actual knights being in the work, if the Knight doesn't start off as an ''actual'' Knight, he is almost always formally [[Knighting|knighted]] by the end of the work.
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* Queen Beryl and Evil!Endymion from ''[[Sailor Moon]]'', for the mind-control type.
* Lina Inverse and Gourry Gabriev from ''[[The Slayers]]''. Interestingly, they're actually quite heroic, though Gourry is definitely the more heroic of the pair, with Lina being more of a Type IV [[Anti-Hero]] than anything.
* Tao Jun and her mind-controlled zombie puppet kung-fu guy Lee Pai Long from ''[[Shaman King]]''
* Princess Samedare and the Lizard Knight Yuuhi from ''[[The Lucifer and Biscuit Hammer]]''. A rather strange example, since she is actually trying to save the earth, but only so she can destroy it herself. Not to mention she's a [[Manic Pixie Dream Girl|Manic Pixie Dream]] [[Genki Girl]] and doesn't seem like a villain at all until she opens her mouth to say she's going to destroy the world.
* {{spoiler|Princess Emeraude}} and who we all thought was [[Big Bad]], Zagato from ''[[Magic Knight Rayearth]]''. Bet you didn't see that one coming.
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* Opal Koboi and Briar Cudgeon have this Dynamic in [[Artemis Fowl]] ''The Artic Incident''. Opal is the [[Ojou]] who does her techo-wizardy from a safe distance and Cudgeon is the [[Fallen Hero]] in the thick of things. "I shall be the hero of the resistance and you shall be my princess."
* Appears in C.S. Lewis's ''[[The Silver Chair]]'', though partially subverted in that the knight is mind-controlled and doesn't realize his Lady is dark.
** Actually that's playing it straight, in the [[Lady and Knight/Analysis|Analysis
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