The Squire's Tales: Difference between revisions

* [[Honor Before Reason]]: Deconstructed frequently. Gareth is a prime example of this, and it's made clear exactly how much of an [[What an Idiot!|idiot]] this makes him.

* [[Hope Spot]]: About halfway through ''Legend of the King'', Arthur and Lancelot forgive each other, Morgause is killed, her plots exposed and her spells broken. There's also one when Lancelot arrives at the last battle with reinforcements. Neither changes the ending.

* [[I Cannot Self-Terminate]]: After Sir Gawain accidentally kills a man's wife, the man falls to his knees and begs Gawain to kill him. Gawain doesn't, instead forcing him to go to Arthur's court.

* [[Incorruptible Pure Pureness]] / [[Purity Personified]]: Beaufils. Amazingly, [[Tropes Are Not Bad|this is not annoying]]. Galahad ''wants'' to be this, but tries too hard and verges into [[Knight Templar]] territory in his effort to remove all sources of temptation.

* [[The Magic Goes Away]]

* [[The Not Love Interest]]: In ''The Ballad of Sir Dinadan'' and ''The Quest For The Fair Unknown''.

* [[Wholesome Crossdresser]]: Terence crossdresses to help rescue Sir Gawain from a dungeon.

* [[World Half Empty]]: At the end of ''Legend of the King'', but it's not entirely hopeless.

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