What's the difference between these two?
All I can gather or recall is that the Knight is younger and often seen as the student.
Pents = slow, stubborn/patient, concerned about what people think, focus on worldly things (health, money, work), common sense and, in its best form, generosity and caring about the community.
King = Mature (whatever the age, they feel "adult"), and "Master" of the suit. Inspirational Leader/director. Like a play director, they have the vision, know everything that must be done, and are able to get everyone to do those things to create and maintain a working and complete operation.
Knight = more teenager in personality--the "fastest" of the suit. The King's "diplomat" and fighter. Meaning the knight brings the King's message to other Kings, and fights other knights, if need be, to promote his/her kingdom (which in this case would be pents). Consider them the zealous followers of the inspirational leader. Not yet mature enough to question or think for themselves. They're "gun-ho" and eager to ride forth into battle.
King + Pents
Knight + Pents
Does that help?
