Maybe Grail Knights are bros?

>>50269226
It's been stated I believe that Grail Knights try to be nice to peasants but they are often so detached from them that they don't quite understand what they need to do. For instance, a Grail Knight who's down a horse might requisition one from a peasant family, not knowing that they can't afford to just get a new one.
As to your example, I'm sure the first part would work but I don't think that Grail Knights use much material wealth so I don't know if they would have much gold to give, or if they would even think of the need for it.
Dukes and so forth who have succeeded at the Quest are different, of course.

>>50269226
It was just GW being douchey to Bretonnia and giving them cartoonish amounts of grimderp.

Not all Bretonnian nobles are douches to peasants, too. There are ones that disguise themselves as hooded bandits to fight nobles that abuse their peasantry too much, robin hood style.

>>50271671
Where was that written about?

I tend to imagine Bretonnian knights sort of how Mallory treats them in le Morte d'Arthur.

Peasants just don't even factor into their way of thinking, it's almost as if they don't exist. They go around from castle to castle, saving damsels, jousting other knights, proving to each other who's more honorable and just (to other knights), and unless I'm forgetting something peasants are hardly even mentioned from front to back of that whole book.

I think the closest it comes to a peasant being mentioned is when some lady is told that Gareth (IIRC) is low-born and that lady spends the entire quest insulting him for it and him just patiently bearing it.

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>>50269226
Within a feudal society there are three types of people. Those who farm<Those who pray<Those who fight
He is an entirely different caste. In his own world view he is better than them.
At the same time however he has a noble obligation to them as their better. This however is not the way to do it.
>hops off his horse and personally starts helping the peasants repair their buildings
>has his horse help pull a particularly stubborn beam
Both of these would be an affront to his noble blood as well as the noble blood of his horse.

Instead he should be charitable provide either safe haven or monetary compensation for his failure to stop the raid. Then he should seek out those who wronged them in vengeance.