The Knight of Swords sets a conviction moving. He goes fast, cuts and acts, with that share of impatience that comes with a thought launched without detour.
A rider at a gallop raises his sword, the wind flattens the clouds and the trees. The mount carries the scene forward, and nothing in the frame slows that course.
Deciding fast on a base already solid pulls a file out of the rut: the drive held by a few checked facts makes your word credible when it lands.
The reasoning outruns the facts: you settle a half-read file, and your word loses its force at the third mistake, with no sign of the horse slowing.
RWS. Knight of Swords. Among the knights of the English game, the pace changes from one to the next: this one presses, which marks the urgency of the blade.
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