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04-07-2012, 04:13 PM
The Prisoner of Zenda - Themes
1. The struggle between good and evil
-The good and the right characters are represented by Rudolf Rassendyll, King Rudolf V, Colonel Sapt and Fritz
-The evils are represented by Duke Michael, Rupert Hentzau and 'The Famous Six'
-Despite all the efforts of the evil-doers, the good persists and peace is restored
-The good always triumphs in the end and subdues the evil.
2. The friendship and loyalty
-The friendship between Rudolf and King Rudolf V, prompts Rudolf to risk his life to save the King and his throne.
-The loyalty of the King's advisers, Colonel Sapt and Fritz
-Princess Flavia brings the theme of loyalty to life, her people and country.
3. The love and honour
-The love between Rudolf and Princess Flavia is true but they are forced into making a decision between love in the name of honour and duty to the King and country
1. The struggle between good and evil
-The good and the right characters are represented by Rudolf Rassendyll, King Rudolf V, Colonel Sapt and Fritz
-The evils are represented by Duke Michael, Rupert Hentzau and 'The Famous Six'
-Despite all the efforts of the evil-doers, the good persists and peace is restored
-The good always triumphs in the end and subdues the evil.
2. The friendship and loyalty
-The friendship between Rudolf and King Rudolf V, prompts Rudolf to risk his life to save the King and his throne.
-The loyalty of the King's advisers, Colonel Sapt and Fritz
-Princess Flavia brings the theme of loyalty to life, her people and country.
3. The love and honour
-The love between Rudolf and Princess Flavia is true but they are forced into making a decision between love in the name of honour and duty to the King and country