Summarize the Knight and Squire in 8-10 complete sentences. I NEED THIS ASAP!!!!!

Typically, the squire serves as the knight's valet. He goes everywhere with the knight and carries out orders. He yet represents the aristocratic class and the warrior class alongside the knight because he is also the knight's son.

The Knight is a noble man who puts the interests of Christ and the truth before his own glory or material gain. He has successfully travelled across numerous pagan lands. One of the few characters Chaucer praises entirely is the Knight, who truly embodies the highest level of chivalry.

The Squire tells a partially completed story about the Tartar king Cambyuskan (Cambuscan), who is given four magical gifts: a brass horse that can fly anywhere safely but at incredible speed; a sword that can pierce armor and heal wounds; a mirror that foretells impending dangers; and a ring that gives the wearer special abilities.

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Read the passage. Potatoes Mashed When your potatoes are thoroughly boiled, drain them quite dry, pick out every speck, &c., and while hot, rub them through a colander into a clean stew-pan. To a pound of potatoes put about half an ounce of butter, and a tablespoonful of milk: do not make them too moist; mix them well together. –The Cook’s Oracle; and Housekeeper’s Manual, William Kitchiner Which question would best help someone complete this recipe?

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While researching Martha's Vineyard, an island off the coast of Massachusetts, anthropologist Nora Groce made a remarkable discovery. She learned that from the 1600s until the early 1900s, almost all the residents of two towns on the island—West Tisbury and Chilmark—were fluent in sign language. During these years, the towns had an unusually high population of deaf people, due to a form of hereditary deafness that ran in many Martha's Vineyard families. Consequently, a bilingual society developed. The islanders didn't attend special sign language classes; they simply learned the language as they grew up. One of the most interesting aspects of the phenomenon was that, in the absence of language barriers, deafness was not perceived as a disability. As one Vineyarder explained to Groce, deaf people were seen as "just like everyone else."

Which sentence from the passage best helps develop the main idea?
During these years, the towns had an unusually high population of deaf people, due to a form of hereditary deafness that ran in many Martha's Vineyard families.
She learned that from the 1600s until the early 1900s, almost all the residents of two towns on the island—West Tisbury and Chilmark—were fluent in sign language.
One of the most interesting aspects of the phenomenon was that, in the absence of language barriers, deafness was not perceived as a disability.
As one Vineyarder explained to Groce, deaf people were seen as "just like everyone else."