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* Prince (later King) Garr/Woodrow Kelvin of ''VideoGame/TalesOfDestiny''.
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* [[VideoGame/KingsQuest Alexander of Daventry]] does his best to play this role [[BeneaththeMask even though he still thinks of himself as Gwydion of Llewdor]], the former slave of Manannan.
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* [[VideoGame/KingsQuest ''VideoGame/KingsQuest'': Alexander of Daventry]] Daventry does his best to play this role [[BeneaththeMask [[BeneathTheMask even though he still thinks of himself as Gwydion of Llewdor]], the former slave of Manannan.
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* ''WebComic/PrincessPrincess'': ''Webomic/PrincessPrincess2012'': Prince Taji tells Amira that they are fortunate to have been born into a position where they don't have to work or worry about money and that they should use their power to help their subjects.
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* Almost every single good noble in Creator/TamoraPierce's ''Literature/TortallUniverse'' series is like this. It's to the point where expressing any disdain for peasants is a usually clear sign that someone's a villain. (At least until ''Literature/BekaCooper'', whose commoner protagonist has to deal with a lot of classists who are annoying but not evil.) Jon is the standout in ''Literature/SongOfTheLioness''.
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* Almost every single good noble in In the earlier books of Creator/TamoraPierce's ''Literature/TortallUniverse'' series is series, all good nobles are like this. It's this, to the point where expressing any disdain for peasants is a usually clear sign that someone's a villain. (At least until ''Literature/BekaCooper'', whose commoner protagonist has to deal with a lot of classists Morality becomes more complex as the series progresses and there may be distastefully classist characters who are annoying but not evil.) ''aren't'' there to hamper the heroes.
** Prince Jon is the standout in''Literature/SongOfTheLioness''.''Literature/SongOfTheLioness'', thanks to Alanna's influence making him and the King of the Thieves meet and become friends. As a teenager Jon spends many free evenings in the guise of a merchant's son and getting to know some of the people of the Lower City as actual people with concrete concerns, which leads to him being a better leader when he takes the throne.
** In ''Literature/TheImmortals'', the heir to Ozorne's [[TheEmpire Carthaki Empire]] is Prince Kaddar, who's a sharp contrast from his [[TheEmperor megalomaniacal uncle]]. Kaddar is uncomfortable with the Empire' focus on conquest and indignant that his uncle wastes significant resources on glorifying himself and invading other lands rather than addressing droughts and famines within Carthak, not to mention decreeing that as the gods are eternal and he is not people should spend all the money they would "waste" on offerings on taxes. (In a world with real and meddlesome gods, that's ''dangerous''.) There is however some DeliberateValuesDissonance, in that Kaddar has no issue with the institution of slavery and finds anyone who ''does'' to be a bit ridiculous.
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** In ''Literature/TheImmortals'', the heir to Ozorne's [[TheEmpire Carthaki Empire]] is Prince Kaddar, who's a sharp contrast from his [[TheEmperor megalomaniacal uncle]]. Kaddar is uncomfortable with the Empire' focus on conquest and indignant that his uncle wastes significant resources on glorifying himself and invading other lands rather than addressing droughts and famines within Carthak, not to mention decreeing that as the gods are eternal and he is not people should spend all the money they would "waste" on offerings on taxes. (In a world with real and meddlesome gods, that's ''dangerous''.) There is however some DeliberateValuesDissonance, in that Kaddar has no issue with the institution of slavery and finds anyone who ''does'' to be a bit ridiculous.
