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Why We’re Craving Gentle Male Heroes Again: Masculinity and Moral Choice in 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'
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Why We’re Craving Gentle Male Heroes Again: Masculinity and Moral Choice in 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'
In a time where toxic masculinity is perpetuated online and the objectification of women is echoed amongst certain male-centered communities, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms provides audiences with a good male hero. While the term “good” is simple and quite plain, it perfectly encompasses the character of Ser Duncan the Tall. He fights to protect women and men, maintaining the vows he swore when becoming a knight, and serves as a reminder that th…
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