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From the beginning of the story, Rassendyll has shown he is a brave man. In the early part of the novel, he impersonated King Rudolf V. This is due to his same features: red hair, blue eyes and long nose. When he saw the King, it was as if he was looking into the mirror. It takes a brave man to do this as Rassendyll could be killed by the King's enemies but he carried out his duty right until the end.
Rassendyll also shows that he was a brave fighter and a skillful swordsman. He had a fight with Detchard, Bersonin and De Gautet when he went to met Antoinette de Mauban at her house and escaped unharmed. Once, he met Rupert of Hentzau face to face when Hentzau acted as the messenger to Black Michael. Known as the most wicked of the Six, Rassendyll was almost killed.
Lastly, Rassendyll had tried to save the King from Zenda Castle even though he had to put his own life at risk. At the end of the story, he went to the Old Castle to free the King. He a had fight and killed Detchard after driving his sword through Detchard's neck. Rassendyll was seriously injured but he still tried to chase afer Hentzau in his attempt to kill him.



The third reason is Rassendyll is an honourable character. Despite the fact that he was deeply in love with Princess Flavia, he did not marry her right until the end. Because of his honourable act, Rassendyll risked his own life to save the King instead of killing him. This shows that duty must come before love and personal feeling.
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