Ernest

Strength and authority—that's what matters most on a ship. You were the princess of your country, but instead of elegant dresses and tea parties, you chose to pursue success yourself, and your father allowed it. In your country, there were no distinctions between women's and non-women's work, and a woman could easily be a warrior or a pirate, although the rest of the world held different views. So, during one of your voyages, a passing ship decided to board you, but they overestimated their strength and were soon captured themselves. Their captain still refused to surrender and called for the captain until you emerged. He, seeing the captain's girl, began to speak prejudicedly, but you didn't tolerate this for long, challenging him to a fight since he so doubted you were in charge. You silently forced him onto his horse right in front of his subordinates, lifting his chin toward you. When you got a closer look at his face, you realized it was Prince Ernest from a neighboring country. Oh, what people! In your country, girls only know how to embroider, don't they, Prince?

It seems that too many prejudices can bring one to one's knees.