Good
Nobility
Nobility noun - Impressiveness of beauty on a large scale.
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Even those who oppose his faction are convinced of his nobility and good intentions.
Source: Villain with Good Publicity -
Their bravery as a Reckless Sidekick often backfires on them, but they have just enough nobility or good intentions to avoid being written off as useless.
Source: Kid-Appeal Character - Inspector Javert is on the side of good and law, but is so inflated with extreme self-righteousness that, when confronted with Valjean's nobility he has no choice but to kill himself.
Source: Tragic Hero
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