RVanCleef The Squire

General Prologue
The son of the knight, the squire who was a young single man who was infatuating. He was very good looking and  athletic. He was very accomplished for his age and in good standing with girls. He was well groomed and had his hobbies of songwriting and dancing. He was very good with the ladies but he was still very humble and willing to serve his father.

Profession
A typical squire's role was the equivalent to an apprentice, learning to eventually become a knight them self. Which is important because knights acted as soldiers during wars and crusades and when they weren’t at war they acted as lord’s law-enforcement.

Character Description
Canterbury Tales' The Squire has been described as "a lover and lively bachelor." He is often talked up with having curly hair and being roughly around the age of twenty. He was also very athletic and skilled not only at his profession but also skilled as a dancer and instrumentalist. Chaucer often writes highly of the squire throughout the Canterbury Tales.