Golden Spurs
These replace the silver ones squires wear until they are knighted. They symbolize knighthood.
Bertrand du Guesclin's Sword
This is what is given to Eustace after he captures a French prisoner during the battle at Navaretta. It symbolizes Eustace’s knightly qualities.
The Pennon
This is Sir Reginald’s emblem. It symbolizes the man himself.
Iron-gray Locks
This is the type of hair that experienced knights and men have. They symbolize experience and bravery.
Pasties
These are something Leonard eats after the battle at Navaretta instead of congratulating Eustace. They symbolize indulgence and a lack of self-restraint.
The Pyrenees
These are the mountains where Gaston grew up. They symbolize purity and liberty.
The Holy Relic
This is something Gaston’s mother wore around her neck and that he carries with him always. It symbolizes the tender and religious feelings Gaston hides behind a mask of unsentimentality...
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