Sir James Lochsley

"Sir Arthur Paxton: Can anger be virtuous or does the righteous man forgive all his enemies?""Squire James Lochsley: All forgive in due time, however the anger, and sometimes the judgement that comes from anger is just. Sometimes, though. Other times it is blind. But the same can be said about forgiving. Sometimes it is wrong to forgive.""Sir Arthur Paxton: Does a true knight fail to forgive?""Squire James Lochsley: Hm. A true knights duty is to ward off evil of any sort. If a man is so far gone he does not deserve forgiveness, only the blade.""Sir Arthur Paxton: Then, its the knight that turns evil. Evil always seeks to destroy, in this form evil uses the blade to destroy a life when the life could have been saved. A true knight would want to save his opponents not end them. Make them see the way. This is not to say the knight isn't violent, he's just not hateful and he doesn't seek to kill. A true knight does not enjoy killing."