NO
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lots of knights lived in the castle barracks.
They would probebly be a bit battered and bruised and a little bit poorer, they'd get drunk, make some new friends and either try and find the next tourney, go home, or join a nobleman's retinue. They wouldnt feel dishonoured becuase there was nothing they should feel dishonoured about they simply lost.
There were no knights under 7. It was an earned title.
UCF stands for University of Central Florida, therefore UCF Knights home university is the University of Central Florida in Orlando, The knights is a college football team.
You have to beat all three planets : fire, ice, and jungle, and then return with the three knights to the mystery asteroid and pull the Golden Key. (see related question)
the knights lived in a castle
Camelot
Knights mostly lived in manor houses on manorial farming estates. Knights, during most of the Middle Ages, were heavy cavalry. They needed to have armor and heavy horses. They were mostly people of some means, as they needed to be able to get such things and maintain them. They tended not to be people whose income came from trade, and they tended to be people whose homes had land for grazing. So, naturally, knights tended to live on farming estates or in farming communities. Kknights often lived parts of their lives in towns and cities. A lot of people who were wealthy had more than one home, and the cities had their attractions. But the primary home of a member of the nobility was his estate, not his town house.
That would be Ned Kelly.
No, and shining a lazer in your eye wont help either.
Nowadays much like anyone else's.