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4 days ago · As Ivanhoe confronts the challenges posed by a society where money and power often trump honor and loyalty, the film provides a vivid exploration of the moral dilemmas faced by knights in a world driven by greed and ambition.
1 day ago · Background. Robin Hood and the monk is a Middle English ballad, which means it was a ballad written during the time period between 1066 and the 15th century. Roughly, the earliest part of the ballad is from 1450. Moreover, it is a lengthy ballad. The text can be “confidently attributed to the medieval period” (Britannica).
8 hours ago · Footnote 71 Furthermore, in modelling his ballad on Mannington’s, Quicksilver reinforces this comic point but also uncovers a ritual process which is seen to be efficacious at least as an example to others. This play is highly satirical, of course, so one should not think the conversion either to be (or intended to be) realistic, but it must be read as part of the sophisticated metatheatrical code of the boys’ companies.
5 days ago · Torn between his loyalty to his king, whom he has followed to the Holy Land, and his attachment to his family - a struggle that clearly surfaces in his first "official" appearance during a tournament - Ivanhoe is portrayed as a handsome, valiant knight in his mid-twenties.
4 days ago · Sir Walter Scott published the novel "Ivanhoe" in 1819. The movie basically follows the story that is laid out in the book where Richard the Lionheart, King of England, vanishes. The knight Ivanhoe searches for him and attempts to rescue him. In the meantime, Richard's brother has taken the throne.
4 days ago · In WEREWOLF BY NIGHT (1972) #32, Marc Spector emerged from the shadows as Moon Knight, a mercenary turned mystically powerful vigilante. Imbued with strength and immortality through the Egyptian Moon God Khonshu and trained by the CIA, Spector is no stranger to darkness or death.
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