Editing True knight (section)

===''A Feast for Crows''===
Ser [[Creighton Longbough]] insists that Brienne ride with his part on the road, as a true knight must defend women. One of the [[sparrows]] denounces ser [[Illifer the Penniless]] and Creighton as false knights when he refuses them escort to [[King's Landing]] without payment.{{Ref|AFFC|4}}

Ser [[Arys Oakheart]] declares that Ser [[Lucamore Strong]], who secretly had three wives and sixteen children while a knight of the Kingsguard, was no true knight, no more than Ser [[Terrence Toyne]], who was caught in bed with his [[Aegon IV Targaryen|king's]] [[Bethany Bracken|mistress]].{{Ref|AFFC|13}}

Ser [[Hyle Hunt]] is declared a true knight by an old man after he tells the serjeants at the gate at [[Maidenpool]] to let the man and his wife pass. Brienne,{{Ref|AFFC|14}} who has previously been wronged by Ser Hyle,{{Ref|AFFC|20}} frowns at the declaration.{{Ref|AFFC|14}}

As she lets Ser [[Osney Kettleblack]] touch her breast, Cersei tells him she thinks he is no true knight.{{Ref|AFFC|17}}

When Brienne asks him to help her bury [[Dick Crabb]], Hyle Hunt says that no true knight could refuse her beauty.{{Ref|AFFC|20}}

Ser [[Balman Byrch]] tells Cersei that Ser [[Bronn]] of the [[Battle of the Blackwater|Blackwater]], who has wed [[Falyse Stokeworth|his wife's]] younger [[Lollys Stokeworth|sister]], is no true knight. Cersei agrees and claims that he is a knight who would know true knighthood. Cersei convinces Balman to kill Bronn, and calls him a true knight when he understands her meaning and agrees.{{Ref|AFFC|24}}

Brienne thinks that Hyle Hunt is no true knight.{{Ref|AFFC|25}}

When Ser [[Lyle Crakehall]] declares his intent to hunt down Sandor Clegane, Lady [[Amerei Frey]] declares him a true knight for helping a lady in distress.{{Ref|AFFC|30}}

After her husband Ser Balman Byrch is killed by Bronn in single combat, [[Falyse Stokeworth]] says Bronn is no true knight.{{Ref|AFFC|32}}