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Fire Emblem story information
Sain - Blazing Sword
By: Wist
Profile
Details
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English
name
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Sain
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Japanese name
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セイン (Sein) |
Class
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Cavalier »
Paladin |
Title
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The Green Lance
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Age
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20's
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Country
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Lycia
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Relations
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- |
Official artwork

Summary
Sain is an overconfident but dedicated
green-haired cavalier in the employ of Lycia’s House Caelin. He travels
and fights alongside his close friend and fellow knight, Kent. Sain is
overdramatic and known by all to be a prolific womaniser, but despite
his theatrics he is unwavering in his duty as a knight of Caelin.
Bio
Sain
is first seen at the advent of Chapter 1 in the Sacean city, Bulgar,
trying to flatter Lady Lyndis. She takes her leave in disgust, but not
before Sain’s comrade, Kent, realizes that the girl is the same person
whom the two are searching for, Marquis Caelin’s granddaughter. They
chase after her in time to help her defend against an ambush. Sain’s
brash nature is immediately brought to light at the start of the
battle. He claims it's more exalting to fight with a lance than a
sword, but this is only an excuse for his having neglected to purchase
a sword whilst in the city. Kent convinces Sain to borrow one of his
swords and the first three members of Lyn’s Mercenaries proceed to a
quick victory.
While Sain presents himself audaciously, the
thespian knight is resolute in his fealty towards Caelin. He provides
relevant knowledge of Lycian lands, and continues to aid Lyndis as she
gathers an army and ultimately claims her birthright from her deranged
uncle, Lord Lundgren. After Lundgren’s defeat, Sain is promoted to
subcommander under Kent.
Sain is not again mentioned in the
story until the chapter Noble Lady of Caelin. Sain, and the rest of
Lyn’s Mercenaries who remained in Caelin, fight alongside Eliwood’s
army to recover the besieged territory. He remains with Eliwood’s army
for the remainder of the story, opening the way for many entertaining
support conversations.
Sain combines his incomparable mannerisms
with a formal speech register to humourous effect, but his
indiscriminate pursuit of all women makes him a suspicious conversation
partner. Serra is unafraid to vocalise her observation that Sain flirts
with every woman he comes across, and Rebecca recalls Lady Lyndis
having noted that same behavior. Priscilla’s experiences with the
jocose knight involve a number of dubious injuries he begs her to heal,
and Fiora is let privy to the fact that Sain has memorised the name of
every woman in the army. Sain is definitely memorable as a peculiar
amalgamation of duty and womanising.
Sain is scarcely referenced
after his assimilation into Eliwood’s army, but the epilogue states
that Sain retains his knightly obligations after Nergal’s defeat. He
remains in Caelin until Lady Lyndis abdicates her rule to House Ostia.
If Sain remains unpaired by the end of the story, he opts to become an
independent knight after Caelin’s dissolution. If he is paired Fiora or
Rebecca, he instead chooses to marry after Ostia accepts command of
Caelin.
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