knight in battle

"Women should be submissive." I don't see how this is related to chivalry, but I guess I'm not sure what chivalry is exactly. My idea of it is marred by modern idealistic notions. In my case, it doesn't have anything to do with women, it is more about "protecting the weak." Women, in general, have an inferior physique, hence, there is an unnecessary but visible pattern. It is also about fighting fairly and being loyal to a cause.

Oh, yes. Best I've seen.

No more drinking coffee at night.

Most of the knights I've seen or read about, through all forms of storytelling, portrays the knight as always being paired with this thing called "chivalry." Sticking to any particular code strikes me as IxxJ'sh. The code of chivalry, in particular, strikes me as FJ'sh. T

I'm not sure about "hero of the story", but it definitely seems like the INFx is the usual hero. Though the INFP strikes me more as the protected, rather than the protector. The INFP hero seems like a developing hero, while the INFJ seems like an established hero.

Cool, I've always imagined INFJ's as knights, valkyries or something with an armor. Don't know why. Maybe it's the characters I've been reading.