Across America, in front of crowds of thousands, men and women are dressing up as knights from the Middle Ages and fighting one another. The weapons, violence, and chivalry are all real.

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Perhaps two-phase sleep would have worked for me if I was living a screen-free life in a Medieval farm; but I’m not. Instead, I’m a 21st-century nine-to-fiver with sports bras and a gym phone.