[ SECRET POST #7024 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7024 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I think the question is about whether they directly modify each other or are sort of stacked on top of each other.

People seem to have ideas about what a "feminist romance" is, ideas about how it changes the normal conventions of the genre. (As opposed to a "feminist mystery", which has a lot less genre baggage and could just be a bog-standard mystery with very well-written female characters.)

The actual sports part of A Knight's Tale is pretty standard, it follows similar beats to any other underdog sports story. The setting and the characters might reflect an anti-monarchist sentiment, but that's more like "sport story" + "anti-monarchist" rather than "sport story (anti-monarchist)".