The stories of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, popular for how they celebrate chivalry and patriotism
Autonomy
The right and ability to be able to govern yourself, including your actions and decisions
Code of Chivalry
The moral, religious and social code of Medieval knights, including bravery, honour, and courtesy
Convention
The traditional way of doing things
Dehumanise
Denying someone their humanity, including their emotions and independent thought
Great Chain of Being
The belief in Medieval Christianity that all life and matter on Earth was organised into a hierarchy by God
Divine Right of Kings
The belief in Christianity that the monarch of a country is chosen by God Himself to be His representative on Earth, meaning they don’t have to answer to anyone except God
Facade
A front or mask that is put up to disguise something or someone’s true character
Fate
The development of events outside an individuals control, it is sometimes said to be determined by a supernatural power
Heathen
Someone who isn’t a Christian, particularly someone who is pagan or lacks moral principles
Infallible
Never failing, incapable of making mistakes
Melodrama
A dramatic piece that includes exaggerated characters and exciting events
Misogyny
Hatred, contempt, or prejudice towards women for no reason other than their gender
Morality
Principles concerning the difference between right and wrong, going beyond legality and often religion
Nihilism
Believing life is pointless and meaningless
Paganism
A non-Christian or pre-Christian religion, particularly nature worship
Remorse
The feeling of intense regret and guilt for doing a bad deed
Repent
To feel or/and express great regret for sinning or committing a crime, particularly in a religious context
Stereotype
A view or preconception of a person or thing that is fixed and oversimplified, held by most of a population