Comme Il Faut: All Things Right And Proper - dndgeek.com

IFronr I .ally Agatha's Rook of Eticpette and Facrie hlattcrshe difikrence between a gentleman and aow he expects to be treated in return.urable without any trace of dishonest)Gentleman is always we1He woLi1ctn't dream ofdid not deign to return lilian insouciant smile a)assage from Agatha's seems to sum it all up nicely To be a true gentle-1, you have to be honest, brave, charming and well mannered. Youle weak, are gracious to those in less fortunate circumstances, and you:r cause a scene without due cause. You're honorable in all your actions,msiness, private or romantic. In short, being a comme il faut gentlemanu have to show a lot of that old-hhioned thing people used to call class.