Duncan & Knighthood : A "Fake" Knight Judged a "Dragon" | A Knight to the Seven Kingdoms

Описание: Description: A fake knight punched a real prince, and by the rules of Westeros, he should have died for it. But Ser Duncan the Tall, a fraud from the slums with a self-painted shield, became the only man daring enough to ask the question nobody wants to answer: Is knighthood proof of virtue, or just a golden pass for violence?
In a world where "true" knights slaughter children for tyrants under the guise of loyalty, Duncan’s existence exposes the system's darkest lie. He refused to let atrocities be renamed as "necessity." This video analyzes why the system rejects true knights, how a lowborn "thug" taught King Aegon V about conscience, and why choosing to be human in a machine of power is the ultimate act of rebellion.

Timestamps:
0:00 - The opening
0:52 - The Fraud Who Became Legend
2:20 - The Language of Violence
3:52 - A King's Conscience
6:03 - Why the System Rejects True Knights
8:23- Final Question: The Choice to Fail

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