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Ivanhoe

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Ivanhoe	type	TVTItem
Ivanhoe	label	Ivanhoe
Ivanhoe	page	Ivanhoe
Ivanhoe	comment	Ivanhoe: A Romance is an 1819 historical novel by Sir Walter Scott, set in the reign of King Richard The Lion Heart and largely concerning the long-smouldering antagonism between the Normans and Saxons in the centuries after the Norman Conquest — an antagonism which, at that date, is highly anachronistic (one might call it a sort of Holyrood History) and largely the product of Scott's teeming imagination. In the face of severe criticism by his own contemporaries on this and other historical inaccuracies, Scott himself admitted, "It is extremely probable that I may have confused the manners of two or three centuries," but comforted himself that "errors of this kind will escape the general class of readers." (And to be fair, this romantic idea of early British history remained popular enough that Arthur Conan Doyle used it 72 years later, in The White Company, which takes place centuries after the events of Ivanhoe.) Despite the author's Whig history limitations and prejudices (which are evident), Ivanhoe is a stirring and colourful tale, with plenty of action, lovable heroes and heroines and hissable villains, and a real feeling for the genuine — if extremely exaggerated — romance of The High Middle Ages.The novel was originally something of a Pot-boiler. Scott's popularity as a poet was waning in the face of the more exotic verses of Lord Byron, and his over-gentrified lifestyle and a life-threatening bout of illness had left his pocketbook in an equally sickly condition. His Scottish novels were popular enough, but of limited appeal; Scott felt, moreover, the need for a fresher source of inspiration — so he turned to History and The Middle Ages, the object of his lifelong and devoted (if not always pedantically accurate) study. The novel won immediate, long-lasting, and deserved popularity, restored Scott's fortunes, and helped to launch the entire Historical Fiction genre.
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Ivanhoe / int_113480b7	type	Canon Foreigner
Ivanhoe / int_113480b7	comment	Canon Foreigner: An extremely strange case: Little John. Yes, he's a famous member of Robin Hood's band of merry men, but he's not in the novel (he's mentioned once, but only in the capacity of Robin telling the others that he's somewhere else entirely). Yet in this particular adaptation he's given a large part to play. Another that fits the definition of "extremely strange case": would be Eleanor of Aquitaine showing up. Yes, she was a historical figure who was alive at this point in time, but she didn't appear in the original novel. The only members of the House of Plantagenet to appear, be it from being born into the house or marrying into it, are Richard and John. Of course, with her making appearances in Robin Hood adaptations it was only a matter of time until she appeared in an adaptation of Ivanhoe.
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Ivanhoe / int_121b3725	type	Age Lift
Ivanhoe / int_121b3725	comment	Age Lift: Reginald Fitzurse was born in 1145 and marrying age for men at that time was seventeen, thus Waldemar has to be thirty-two at the oldest. Waldemar is played by Ronald Pickup who was fifty-seven at the time, though really Waldemar has never been played by a man in his thirties.
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Ivanhoe / int_12dc4d97	type	Greedy Jew
Ivanhoe / int_12dc4d97	comment	Greedy Jew: Isaac of York in Ivanhoe is a downplayed example, and comes across more as a Mr. Vice Guy with Greed as his vice who just happens to be Jewish than a racial caricature. He's a moneylender with seemingly unlimited stores of riches who is very concerned with his money, but he helps Ivanhoe out of gratitude when he is hurt and frequently expresses that his love for his daughter trumps all of his wealth and even his own life.
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Ivanhoe / int_13e3985d	type	Crucified Hero Shot
Ivanhoe / int_13e3985d	comment	Crucified Hero Shot: Sir Brian spreads his arms wide as he deliberately leaves himself open to be stabbed.
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Ivanhoe / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
Ivanhoe / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: The reason why Scott greatly exaggerated the by-that-time minimal to nonexistent tensions between the Norman and Saxon nobles is now thought to be so that he could draw parallels between that and what was going on in his own time between Scottish and English nobles. The union of the Scottish and English crowns had occurred roughly a century prior to Scott's birth, and there was still much lingering animosity between Scottish and English noble families at that time, despite both ostenibly serving and fighting for the same king and country. Scott used the Normans and Saxons as stan-ins for English and Scottish, respectively, to comment upon how foolish they all were being for still being at odds with one another despite having been a united kingdom for over a century by that point.
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Ivanhoe / int_153299b4	type	Boisterous Bruiser
Ivanhoe / int_153299b4	comment	Boisterous Bruiser: Perhaps the most outstanding examples are Friar Tuck and CÅ“ur-de-Lion himself.
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Ivanhoe / int_16417501	type	Perverse Sexual Lust
Ivanhoe / int_16417501	comment	Perverse Sexual Lust: William Makepeace Thackeray was in love with Rebecca.
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Ivanhoe / int_19769f50	type	Defeat Means Friendship
Ivanhoe / int_19769f50	comment	Defeat Means Friendship: Little John to Gurth after a quarterstaff duel.
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Ivanhoe / int_197b546a	type	Scarpia Ultimatum
Ivanhoe / int_197b546a	comment	Scarpia Ultimatum: Two: Maurice de Bracy to Rowena: "Marry me, or I'll kill your guardian and your boyfriend." (This is over in the same chapter it appears in.) Brian de Bois-Guilbert to Rebecca: "Marry me, or at least have sex with me, or I'll let them kill you." This lasts until Bois-Guilbert's death.
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Ivanhoe / int_1c79ae8c	type	Those Two Guys
Ivanhoe / int_1c79ae8c	comment	Those Two Guys: Gurth, a swineherd, and Wamba, a jester, whose conversation opens the novel.
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Ivanhoe / int_1c8e096e	type	Childhood Friend Romance
Ivanhoe / int_1c8e096e	comment	Childhood Friend Romance: Implied due to Rowena being Cedric's ward but we know not when exactly Cedric became Rowena's guardian so it is not unlikely that she and Ivanhoe could have known each other as children.
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Ivanhoe / int_1fd2efc9	type	Byronic Hero
Ivanhoe / int_1fd2efc9	comment	Byronic Hero: Bois-Guilbert is a villain who is male, charismatic, intelligent, self-centered, emotionally conflicted, over-indulgent towards himself, cynical, world-weary, jaded, and extremely passionate. He sees his own values and passions (lust for power and for Rebecca) as above those of others (he despises his fellow knights templars), manifesting as arrogance.
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Ivanhoe / int_20f689e9	type	Adaptational Villainy
Ivanhoe / int_20f689e9	comment	Adaptational Villainy: Bois-Guilbert not only betrayed King Richard to the Austrians but pinned the blame for it on Ivanhoe to conceal his own treachery, leaving the latter disgraced and needing to clear his name. Instead of being "merely" a literal Knight Templar, Lucas de Beaumanoir is power-hungry and sadistic without even the redeeming qualities he had in the book. Especially noticeable after the final battle of Bois-Guilbert and Ivanhoe: in the book, Beaumanoir immediately accepts the result as the judgment of God and declares Rebecca innocent, but in the series he plans to kill her and Ivanhoe and would have done so, if not for Robin Hood's men providing backup.
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Ivanhoe / int_23473ae7	type	Adaptation Expansion
Ivanhoe / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: The longer running time gives more space for characters to be fleshed out.
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Ivanhoe / int_254fb9cb	type	Anti-Climax
Ivanhoe / int_254fb9cb	comment	Anticlimax: In the trial by combat to determine the fate of Rebecca, Brian de Bois-Guilbert, the invincible Templar, is facing Wilfred of Ivanhoe, who is still recovering from his wounds — but when they actually joust, Bois-Guilbert simply keels over dead, "a victim of his own contending passions," and Wilfred is left standing there, looking awkward.
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Ivanhoe / int_259d5879	type	Anachronism Stew
Ivanhoe / int_259d5879	comment	Anachronism Stew: As Scott himself admitted. See above.
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Ivanhoe / int_27a42ebc	type	Spiritual Successor
Ivanhoe / int_27a42ebc	comment	Spiritual Successor: To Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves in a way, which is in turn a spiritual successor to both Robin of Sherwood and Robin and Marian. It is also a successor to the 1982 film adaptation of Ivanhoe.
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Ivanhoe / int_2a015a74	type	Beauty Equals Goodness
Ivanhoe / int_2a015a74	comment	Beauty Equals Goodness: Rebecca and Rowena are both beautiful, each in her own way. Played with where Ulrica is concerned: she was once fair, but is now ugly and withered in every respect, reflecting her embitterment.
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Ivanhoe / int_2aff6a25	type	Death of the Hypotenuse
Ivanhoe / int_2aff6a25	comment	Death of the Hypotenuse: Athelstane dies at Torquilstone, so Rowena seems to be free to love Ivanhoe. Subverted, because Athelstane is revealed to be still alive.
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Ivanhoe / int_2fc4ac67	type	Black Knight
Ivanhoe / int_2fc4ac67	comment	Black Knight: "Le Noir Faineant" (aka The Black Sluggard). In a more figurative sense, Ivanhoe's identity as the Disinherited Knight.
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Ivanhoe / int_33029735	type	Dies Wide Open
Ivanhoe / int_33029735	comment	Dies Wide Open: Bois-Guilbert dies with his eyes open.
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Ivanhoe / int_33d5b7f2	type	Adapted Out
Ivanhoe / int_33d5b7f2	comment	Adapted Out: The first chapters of the story at Cedric's home are left out, instead opening with Isaac meeting Ivanhoe on the road, who saves him from the Normans who intend to ransom him. Ulrica is not present and most of the castle is still standing, with only thatch roofs getting set on fire by Saxon archers.
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Ivanhoe / int_34dcfc96	type	Kick the Dog
Ivanhoe / int_34dcfc96	comment	Kick the Dog: An usually literal and cruel variant as poachers pull Fangs' claws out early into the first episode of the miniseries, meaning every step would be painful for him.
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Ivanhoe / int_34f8042a	type	Gratuitous French
Ivanhoe / int_34f8042a	comment	Gratuitous French: Mort de ma vie! The Normans here are always bursting out with Gallic oaths and phrases — in fact, the novel practically opens with a long discussion between Gurth and Wamba of the intermingling of French words with English and the subtle distinctions of meaning between them both.
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Ivanhoe / int_352def2a	type	Burn the Witch!
Ivanhoe / int_352def2a	comment	Burn the Witch!: Rebecca's fate if her champion loses the Trial by Combat.
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Ivanhoe / int_362461f6	type	Sex Slave
Ivanhoe / int_362461f6	comment	Sex Slave: Ulrica was used as one by Front-de-Boeuf's father after he took Torquilstone from her father Torquil Wolfganger. She later became the unwilling mistress of Front-de-Bouef himself.
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Ivanhoe / int_39d7954e	type	The Caretaker
Ivanhoe / int_39d7954e	comment	The Caretaker: Rebecca the beautiful Jewish maiden cares for Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe after he is wounded in the tournament at Ashby-de-la-Zouche.
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Ivanhoe / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Ivanhoe / int_3b113b7	comment	Character Development: Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert evolves from fully intending to rape the lovely Rebecca to trying to persuade her to turn Christian and voluntarily become his mistress to finally offering to throw away a lifetime of ambitions and plots and marry her if she will only accept him. The extent to which this is an improvement is questionable, however, since he remains unwilling to take "no" for an answer throughout and intends to let her be burned alive as a witch if she won't accept him. On the other hand it certainly demonstrates his sincere interest - which puts him one up on Wilfred who barely knows Rebecca's alive.
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Ivanhoe / int_3b9a9d4	type	Death's Hourglass
Ivanhoe / int_3b9a9d4	comment	Death's Hourglass: The countdown to noon on the day of Rebecca's execution.
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Ivanhoe / int_3d64d015	type	The Middle Ages
Ivanhoe / int_3d64d015	comment	The Middle Ages: Scott's Early Romantic, "Look-to-the-Knight-of-the-Fetterlock-Fair-Rebecca" conception of the 12th century England veers at times very close to the Theme Park Version of the mediÃ¦val period.
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Ivanhoe / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Ivanhoe / int_3d699462	comment	Curb-Stomp Battle: Due to Ivanhoe's previous injuries, the climactic Trial by Combat is painfully lopsided in Bois-Guilbert's favor; even with Bois-Guilbert giving Ivanhoe every chance he can, Ivanhoe can't land a hit and every blow that his opponent lands brings him down. It's only by Throwing the Fight that Ivanhoe can land a killing blow.
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Ivanhoe / int_3e8c87a3	type	Dated History
Ivanhoe / int_3e8c87a3	comment	Dated History: The view popularised by Sir Walter, of plucky "English" commoners still resisting their "Norman" overlords a century or two after the Conquest was questioned even in Scott's own time, and almost wholly abandoned by serious historians within the same century.
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Ivanhoe / int_3e8d9cd3	type	Historical Hero Upgrade
Ivanhoe / int_3e8d9cd3	comment	Historical Hero Upgrade / Historical Villain Upgrade: Quite an interesting case, as this is actually discussed and deconstructed near the end of the series. Eleanor of Aquitaine confronts both her sons and chews out not only John, but Richard as well. If anything she's more annoyed with the latter, since he's spent all but three or four months of his reign in the Holy Lands and has near bankrupted England to pay for his wars - leaving John to do the unpleasant but necessary task of raising the money for these wars and Richard's ransom, as well as keeping the country running. As she points out, 'John may be a miserable little runt, but at least he's been here!'
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Ivanhoe / int_3ec27f76	type	Costume Porn
Ivanhoe / int_3ec27f76	comment	Costume Porn: This version has some incredible costumes, especially Rowena's gorgeous pink gown at the end.
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Ivanhoe / int_3f2e21a1	type	Prince Charming Wannabe
Ivanhoe / int_3f2e21a1	comment	Prince Charming Wannabe: Bois-Guilbert just can't seem to wrap his head around the fact that "Marry me, and I'll save your life; refuse, and I'll let you die" is something villains, not heroes, do.
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Ivanhoe / int_3f45f1e6	type	Adaptational Heroism
Ivanhoe / int_3f45f1e6	comment	Adaptational Heroism: Bois-Guilbert starts out merely lusting after Rebecca, but grows to appreciate her intelligence and spirit; by the end he's genuinely in love with her, aids Isaac's escape from the Templars so he can attempt to get some help, tries to help her escape the night before her execution, and urges Ivanhoe to kill him during their duel so that her life will be spared. Most of the protagonists are generally far nicer to Isaac and Rebecca than they were in the novel, and their differing religions never seem to be too much of an issue.
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Ivanhoe / int_3fe6a857	type	Public Domain Character
Ivanhoe / int_3fe6a857	comment	Public Domain Character: Robin Hood and Friar Tuck. Scott was not the first, by any means, but he is probably the most influential author in linking the outlaw's legend with Richard The Lion Heart and Prince John; more original with Scott was the linking of the legend with a supposed racial animosity between the Normans and the Saxons. Scott also popularised the name "Locksley" as associated with the outlaw.
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Ivanhoe / int_41271766	type	Happily Ever After
Ivanhoe / int_41271766	comment	Happily Ever After: In the end, Ivanhoe gets married with Rowena.
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Ivanhoe / int_4160410d	type	Damsel in Distress
Ivanhoe / int_4160410d	comment	Damsel in Distress: Lady Rowena is kidnapped by three Norman knights. De Bracy wants to force her to marry him. Gurth, Wamba, Cedric, and the Black Knight will join forces with Locksley and the outlaws to free her. Rebecca was kidnapped at the same time as Rowena, but nobody bothers about freeing her, so she does not really fit the trope at this point. Bois-Guilbert manages to get away from Torquilstone with her, and, finally, she is held prisoner by the knights templar who threatens to burn her alive. Then, her father, Ivanhoe and even King Richard come to her aid.
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Ivanhoe / int_424c9a9b	type	Cold-Blooded Torture
Ivanhoe / int_424c9a9b	comment	Cold-Blooded Torture: The first episode opens with Ivanhoe being brutally flogged by his captors in the Holy Lands.
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Ivanhoe / int_446c5792	type	Villainous Rescue
Ivanhoe / int_446c5792	comment	Villainous Rescue: Bois-Guilbert saves Rebecca in the fire of Torquilstone.
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Ivanhoe / int_44a1dd10	type	King Incognito
Ivanhoe / int_44a1dd10	comment	King Incognito: Richard The Lion Heart is disguised as the Black Knight .
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Ivanhoe / int_44fc28e8	type	Honor Before Reason
Ivanhoe / int_44fc28e8	comment	Honor Before Reason: Wilfred tries to explain this concept to Rebecca, who still insists on Reason before Honour.
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Ivanhoe / int_4523420b	type	Love Dodecahedron
Ivanhoe / int_4523420b	comment	Love Dodecahedron: Rowena for Wilfred; Athelstane for Rowena, Maurice de Bracy for Rowena, Wilfred for Rowena; Rebecca for Wilfred; Bois-Guilbert for Rebecca.
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Ivanhoe / int_45a387bc	type	Light Feminine and Dark Feminine
Ivanhoe / int_45a387bc	comment	Light Feminine and Dark Feminine: Virginal Rowena (light) and desirable Rebecca (dark).
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Ivanhoe / int_4631e81f	type	Badass in Distress
Ivanhoe / int_4631e81f	comment	Badass in Distress: Ivanhoe is a strong knight (apart from king Richard, he is the only one able to defeat Bois-Guilbert), but he is wounded during the tournament, so Rebecca has to treat him, he is caught by De Bracy, he is held prisoner at Torquilstone and the Black Knight has to save him from the fire.
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Ivanhoe / int_4655ec83	type	Important Haircut
Ivanhoe / int_4655ec83	comment	Important Haircut: Ivanhoe's transformation from the Palmer to Disinherited Knight and, well, himself involves this. He cuts his hair to a shorter length than it had previously been and shaves, signifying his ultimate return to England.
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Ivanhoe / int_46b5a2f2	type	Historical Character's Fictional Relative
Ivanhoe / int_46b5a2f2	comment	Historical Character's Fictional Relative: Rowena is a descendant of Alfred the Great, the King of Wessex who started the unification of Saxon England, and Athelstane a descendant of Harold Godwinson, the last king of Saxon England.
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Ivanhoe / int_46f464b	type	Well, Excuse Me, Princess!
Ivanhoe / int_46f464b	comment	Well, Excuse Me, Princess!: Rowena, especially when she tells off de Bracy.
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Ivanhoe / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Ivanhoe / int_47fea76b	comment	Butt-Monkey: Athelstane is hit in the groin with the wood end of a spear, knocked away by Sir Brian when he flees with Rebecca and gets hit by a fleeing Norman soldier, causing him to hit the side of a lean-to, which collapses on him. All in the span of several seconds.
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Ivanhoe / int_483152c4	type	The Resenter
Ivanhoe / int_483152c4	comment	The Resenter: John is very aware that few people like him, and that part of that is because he's had to increase taxes to pay for the ransom of his much more popular brother.
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Ivanhoe / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Ivanhoe / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: As the Palmer, Ivanhoe somehow manages to sneak back into his own home, where absolutely nobody recognizes him until he finally identifies himself to Gurth.
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Ivanhoe / int_48c99e19	type	Death by Adaptation
Ivanhoe / int_48c99e19	comment	Death by Adaptation: De Bracy, Fitzurse and Gurth all die in contrast to the novel, where they all were still alive by the end of it.
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Ivanhoe / int_4d69fd60	type	Buried in a Pile of Corpses
Ivanhoe / int_4d69fd60	comment	Buried in a Pile of Corpses: Happens to Athelstane at Torquilstone after being hit by Bois-Guilbert. This is the reason why he is thought to be dead.
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Ivanhoe / int_4efc4fae	type	Good Scars, Evil Scars
Ivanhoe / int_4efc4fae	comment	Good Scars, Evil Scars: Bois-Guilbert has a villainous scar on his cheek.
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Ivanhoe / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
Ivanhoe / int_50b05d30	comment	Disproportionate Retribution: Athelstane wanted to execute the friars that didn't feed him properly when he woke up from his supposed death.
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Ivanhoe / int_50d71a78	type	Dual Wielding
Ivanhoe / int_50d71a78	comment	Dual Wielding: Front-de-Boeuf wields a sword in one hand and an axe in the other in his fight with the Black Knight.
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Ivanhoe / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Ivanhoe / int_51c70be6	comment	Obliviously Evil: Bois-Guilbert so thoroughly buries himself under the tropes of Never My Fault and Playing the Victim Card that he honestly doesn't seem to understand that what he does to Rebecca makes him a villain, not her Knight in Shining Armor.
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Ivanhoe / int_5539b84f	type	Corrupt Church
Ivanhoe / int_5539b84f	comment	Corrupt Church: Sir Walter, being a conventional if not convicted Presbyterian, invented quite a few corrupt churchmen as Take Thats against the Roman Catholic Church: the worldly Prior Aymer, the proud, cruel, and lustful Bois-Guilbert, the ignorant and violent "hedge-priest" Friar Tuck, the unscrupulous Malvoisin, the fanatical Beaumanoir, the greedy and treacherous Abbot Wolfram who betrays Athelstane. Indeed, there is not a single completely upstanding cleric in the whole novel. To be fair though, few are completely unsympathetic villains. Prior Aylmer's faults are made up for to a large degree by his good nature - he is fonder of wine, women and the hunt more than a churchman should be but he is easygoing and actually quite friendly to all. Friar Tuck is likewise fonder of his pleasures than he ought to be, and somewhat less learned that he ought to be, but is a sturdy and trusted member of Robin Hood's band nevertheless. Beaumanoir for his part is a villain, but is portrayed as completely sincere rather than deliberately malicious, while Bois-Guilbert gets Character Development and becomes almost a Noble Demon. And of course, corrupt priests like this did exist—rather, it's the bias in favour of it without any good ones which is telling.
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Ivanhoe / int_55ab1be5	type	Royal Brat
Ivanhoe / int_55ab1be5	comment	Royal Brat: Prince John, who is constantly referred to as petty and spoiled, is an unusual adult version of this trope.
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Ivanhoe / int_560fd3cb	type	Fan Sequel
Ivanhoe / int_560fd3cb	comment	Fan Sequel: W. M. Thackeray's Rebecca and Rowena was written so Rowena and Athelstane could die, Rebecca could convert to Christianity and marry Ivanhoe. It features assassination of Rowena's character amongst other things.
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Ivanhoe / int_562abd51	type	Let's Get Dangerous!
Ivanhoe / int_562abd51	comment	Let's Get Dangerous!: Athelstane, who spends most of the story as a background character to add tension to Ivanhoe and Rowena, does his best to stop Bois-Guilbert from fleeing with Rebecca.
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Ivanhoe / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
Ivanhoe / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: Cedric and Athelstane are shown having their beards tugged at the banquet of Lord John, as he was historically called due to being the first Lord of Ireland. This episode actually happened in real life, many times in fact...except John's courtiers were doing it to Gaelic Irish men, not Saxon men. Eleanor criticizes Richard for being away from England his entire reign, but both logically and realistically speaking, even if Richard's reign had not mostly consisted of military activity, he would not have spent the majority of it in England since the Angevin Empire's court was held in either Angers or Chinon, plus Richard viewed Aquitaine as his home, all places located in France. Had Richard not gone on crusade he still would have been in France more often that he would be in England; one would think that Eleanor, Richard's co-ruler in Aquitaine, would know that.
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Ivanhoe / int_575fd5e2	type	Dark Is Not Evil
Ivanhoe / int_575fd5e2	comment	Dark Is Not Evil: While a Black Knight in other pieces of fiction would be a villain, here the Black Knight is a Hero Protagonist coming to Ivanhoe's aid during the melee at the Ashby Tourney and leading the Merry Men during the Battle of Torquilstone to rescue Rowena, Athelstane, Wamba and Ivanhoe.
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Ivanhoe / int_5b9b4a19	type	Almighty Mom
Ivanhoe / int_5b9b4a19	comment	Almighty Mom: Eleanor of Aquitaine is the one who ultimately puts the conflict between Richard and John to an end and gets the two to embrace as brothers.
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Ivanhoe / int_5bdcc85a	type	Disney Villain Death
Ivanhoe / int_5bdcc85a	comment	Disney Villain Death: Happens to Front-de-Boeuf after the Black Knight stabs him. It doesn't completely kill him outright though, as Bois-Guilbert notes he's still alive but with his breath at a death rattle.
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Ivanhoe / int_5fcedca	type	Big Eater
Ivanhoe / int_5fcedca	comment	Big Eater: Athelstane really, really loves banqueting.
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Ivanhoe / int_603f1a80	type	Pragmatic Adaptation
Ivanhoe / int_603f1a80	comment	Pragmatic Adaptation: In order to save time, the tense dinner scene at Rotherwood was Adapted Out. Instead Ivanhoe and Isaac meet on the road to Ashby, the former saving the latter from walking into an ambush led by Guilbert, Front-de-Boeuf and de Bracy, and the audience is introduced to Rowena, Cedric and Wamba at the tournament instead.
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Ivanhoe / int_60547993	type	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy
Ivanhoe / int_60547993	comment	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Rebecca. She swears to the jealous Rowena that she had never loved Ivanhoe or vice versa â€“ and then confesses to her father that though she lied, it was â€œfor the noblest of causesâ€�.
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Ivanhoe / int_60f992e8	type	Florence Nightingale Effect
Ivanhoe / int_60f992e8	comment	Florence Nightingale Effect: Rebecca treats Wilfred when he is wounded after the tournament of Ashby. She falls in love with him.
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Ivanhoe / int_60fa92ac	type	Names to Run Away from Really Fast
Ivanhoe / int_60fa92ac	comment	Names to Run Away from Really Fast: A lot of these. The Templar Preceptor Albert de Malvoisin ("bad neighbour") and his brother Philip; Reginald Front-de-Boeuf ("Or 'Beef-head'" as Richard Armour put it, in The Classics Reclassified). Waldemar Fitzurse's last name means "Son of the Bear" — which was also the surname of the ringleader of St. Thomas Becket's assassins. Scott states outright that Waldemar is the assassin's son.
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Ivanhoe / int_6205f4e5	type	Courtly Love
Ivanhoe / int_6205f4e5	comment	Courtly Love: Played straight by Wilfred and Rowena and Rebecca for Wilfred; subverted by Athelstane and de Bracy for Rowena; beaten all to hell and back by Bois-Guilbert for Rebecca.
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Ivanhoe / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Ivanhoe / int_6439de78	comment	Heroic Sacrifice: Sir Brian, who deliberately leaves himself open to being stabbed to death by Ivanhoe in the final duel so Rebecca can live.
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Ivanhoe / int_6977c45e	type	Purple Prose
Ivanhoe / int_6977c45e	comment	Purple Prose: As an example, Ulrica's parting Take That! to Front-de-BÅ“uf:
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Ivanhoe / int_6a3c49f	type	Direct Line to the Author
Ivanhoe / int_6a3c49f	comment	Direct Line to the Author: Scott originally published the novel under the pseudonym Laurence Templeton, in which guise he claimed he was merely transcribing and editing an actual medieval document, the "Wardour Manuscript" note a pun on "Wardour Street" in London, which was known for its shops that sold antique furniture of dubious provenance — though the authorâ€™s actual identity seems to have been an open secret.
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Ivanhoe / int_6b2b3b59	type	The Reveal
Ivanhoe / int_6b2b3b59	comment	The Reveal: The Palmer/El Desdichado is revealed to be Ivanhoe in the end of the tournament at Ashby. When he gets to York, De Bracy tells Prince John that the Black Knight is King Richard the Lion Heart. After Locksley and his men save Richard from an attack of Fitzurse, he confesses that he is Robin Hood. Bois-Guilbert did not kill Athelstane at Torquilstone.
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Ivanhoe / int_6bd689ca	type	Meaningful Echo
Ivanhoe / int_6bd689ca	comment	Meaningful Echo: When Bois-Guilbert is about to force himself on Rebecca, she tells him that "Reason is a gift from God to civilized men; it has no place in this room." When Rebecca is on trial, Bois-Guilbert repeats this nearly word-for-word to Beaumanoir.
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Ivanhoe / int_6cdbfb36	type	People of Hair Color
Ivanhoe / int_6cdbfb36	comment	People of Hair Color: Although Scott's assertion of a lingering racial animosity between Normans and Saxons was not absolutely without basis (there was in Henry II's time a Saxon noble called "William with the Beard" who refused to shave as a protest against the Conquest), there can be absolutely no doubt that such feelings were highly eccentric, uncommon, and of no practical social or political importance by the reign of Richard I.
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Ivanhoe / int_6ceb0471	type	UnrequitedLove
Ivanhoe / int_6ceb0471	comment	Unrequited Love: Quite a lot, so the point of creating a Love Dodecahedron.
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Ivanhoe / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
Ivanhoe / int_6d332aea	comment	Driven to Suicide: What Rebecca will be if Bois-Guilbert tries to seize her in the tower of Torquilstone.
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Ivanhoe / int_6d56cebf	type	Chess Motifs
Ivanhoe / int_6d56cebf	comment	Chess Motifs: Prince John and his retainer share exposition over a game of chess.
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Ivanhoe / int_6ef6417b	type	Disney Death
Ivanhoe / int_6ef6417b	comment	Disney Death: Bois-Guilbert hits Athelstane at Torquilstone. The noble Saxon is said to be dead and his funeral is in progress when he comes back.
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Ivanhoe / int_6fb5cb83	type	I Gave My Word
Ivanhoe / int_6fb5cb83	comment	I Gave My Word: As Bois-Guilbert tells Rebecca: "Many a law, many a commandment have I broken, but my sworn word, never."
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Ivanhoe / int_71ff7f0d	type	Cooked to Death
Ivanhoe / int_71ff7f0d	comment	Cooked to Death (threatened): Having captured the wealthy Isaac of York, Front-de-Boeuf has him thrown into a dungeon and threatens to have him tied to a gridiron placed over glowing coals unless Isaac is willing to pay a thousand pounds of silver for his freedom. When Isaac refuses all negotations, Front-de-Boeuf orders his slaves to strip him, and reaffirms that he is ready to kill him by roasting him alive (the slaves even brought a bottle of oil to baste Isaac). The preparations are stopped at the last moment by the sound of a bugle announcing the presence of a hostile army before the castle.
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Ivanhoe / int_72b0dfd2	type	Being Good Sucks
Ivanhoe / int_72b0dfd2	comment	Being Good Sucks: One reason Rebecca doesn't really enjoy herself in the novel.
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Ivanhoe / int_7335ffa9	type	Grey-and-Gray Morality
Ivanhoe / int_7335ffa9	comment	Grey-and-Gray Morality: Discussed. Isaac doesn't care about the conflict between the Normans and Saxons; as far as he's concerned, there's brave men on both sides and both mistreat Jews.
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Ivanhoe / int_734632b0	type	Noble Bigot
Ivanhoe / int_734632b0	comment	Noble Bigot: Cedric, who is enraged against the bigotry of Normans, sometimes has trouble not being bigoted against Jews. As one of the major themes of the book is bigotry, such things are not surprising.
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Ivanhoe / int_740f59b4	type	ColorCodedForYourConvenience
Ivanhoe / int_740f59b4	comment	Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Yellow for Ivanhoe, coupled with blue for his time as the Disinherited Knight. Red, White and Black for Bois-Guilbert, befitting his status as a Templar. Magenta and Red for De Bracy. Yellow and Black for Front-de-Boeuf, in a checkered pattern. Black of course for the Black Knight.
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Ivanhoe / int_7453bc5b	type	Spared by the Adaptation
Ivanhoe / int_7453bc5b	comment	Spared by the Adaptation: The castle is in much better shape than in the book.
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Ivanhoe / int_7506ec90	type	Fashionable Asymmetry
Ivanhoe / int_7506ec90	comment	Fashionable Asymmetry: The breath holes are only on the right side of the helmet.
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Ivanhoe / int_75111e3e	type	The Tourney
Ivanhoe / int_75111e3e	comment	The Tourney: Appears in the first volume with the first day involving jousting and the second day a melee and archery.
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Ivanhoe / int_76f0d7a5	type	Historical Fiction
Ivanhoe / int_76f0d7a5	comment	Historical Fiction: One of the Trope Codifiers. Nearly every modern portrayal of the Middle Ages (and, implicitly, every Medieval European Fantasy work that derives its imagery therefrom) owes something to this book.
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Ivanhoe / int_7960ab92	type	Sanity Ball
Ivanhoe / int_7960ab92	comment	Sanity Ball: John, Fitzurse, and Bois-Guilbert juggle it.
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Ivanhoe / int_7a3dd888	type	Real Men Wear Pink
Ivanhoe / int_7a3dd888	comment	Real Men Wear Pink: De Bracy's surcoat is magenta.
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Ivanhoe / int_7a82c3d2	type	All Love Is Unrequited
Ivanhoe / int_7a82c3d2	comment	All Love Is Unrequited: A mixed example: While Ivanhoe does love and marry Rowena in this version, he kisses Rebecca and shows a large amount of romantic affection for her, believing that he could wed and love her if only she were not a Jewess. The show even ends with Ivanhoe lamenting what could have been.
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Ivanhoe / int_7abd339f	type	Black-and-White Morality
Ivanhoe / int_7abd339f	comment	Black-and-White Morality: Certainly most of the Goodies are very good, and most of the Baddies very bad, but it does not prevent them from being memorable characters. One is inclined to say that, rather than being Black and White, they are all rendered in primary colours.
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Ivanhoe / int_7ad2c23d	type	ShoutOutToShakespeare
Ivanhoe / int_7ad2c23d	comment	Shout-Out to Shakespeare: Shylock from The Merchant of Venice lurks just behind Scott's Isaac, who is partly a subversion of the figure. Lampshaded by Scott in one of the epigraphs.
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Ivanhoe / int_7bd44eb9	type	Smart People Play Chess
Ivanhoe / int_7bd44eb9	comment	Smart People Play Chess: Rebecca and Bois-Guilbert play a few games while he's holding her captive; he tries to seduce her with each move, but she doesn't reciprocate.
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Ivanhoe / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Ivanhoe / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: Rebecca constantly tries to acquaint Brian de Bois-Guilbert with how wrong he is about his actions and motivations regarding his treatment of her, to no success.
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Ivanhoe / int_7dae3dcf	type	Slave Collar
Ivanhoe / int_7dae3dcf	comment	Slave Collar: Gurth, Cedric's swine-herd, wears around his neck a soldered brass-ring, "resembling a dog's collar", with an inscription saying in "Saxon characters" that "Gurth, the son of Beowulph, is the born thrall of Cedric of Rotherwood." After he has saved his master's life, his master frees him, and the collar is ceremoniously sawed off.
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Ivanhoe / int_7efd2e30	type	Expository Hairstyle Change
Ivanhoe / int_7efd2e30	comment	Expository Hairstyle Change: Lampshaded. Gurth asks why Ivanhoe is so shaggy. Ivanhoe then gives himself a basic haircut and burns the cast off hair while talking about the horrors he's witnessed in the Holy Lands, including the sack of Jerusalem.
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Ivanhoe / int_7f080f98	type	Vague Age
Ivanhoe / int_7f080f98	comment	Vague Age: In contrast to Ivanhoe who is stated to be twenty-five and Cedric who is stated to be approaching his sixtieth year, telling us he is fifty-nine, the most we get for Bois-Guilbert is "past forty."
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Ivanhoe / int_7fc67b2b	type	Disinherited Child
Ivanhoe / int_7fc67b2b	comment	Disinherited Child: Ivanhoe has been disinherited by his Saxon father, Cedric of Rotherwood, because Ivanhoe allied with Norman King Richard to fight in the Crusades. Cedric would even deny Ivanhoe suitor status to his ward, Rowena; Cedric aims to wed Rowena to Athelstane to bolster the Saxon nobility. Upon returning to England incognito, Ivanhoe enters a combat tournament with "Desdichado" (unfortunate, wretched) printed on his shield.
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Ivanhoe / int_85557b38	type	Reality Is Unrealistic
Ivanhoe / int_85557b38	comment	Reality Is Unrealistic: The almost impossibly noble Rebecca is said to be the only character based directly on one of Scott's contemporaries — a friend of Scott's friend Washington Irving — a Jewish lady from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, named Rebecca Gratz.
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Ivanhoe / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Ivanhoe / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: The film opens with Isaac on the road when he is jumped by a hooded figure. This is revealed to be Ivanhoe, who saves him from the real villains the Normans.
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Ivanhoe / int_88f16cee	type	Go Out with a Smile
Ivanhoe / int_88f16cee	comment	Go Out with a Smile: Sir Brian when Ivanhoe stabs him, locking eyes with his killer before falling dead.
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Ivanhoe / int_8a6284d1	type	Swashbuckler
Ivanhoe / int_8a6284d1	comment	Swashbuckler: More in its adaptations than in Scott's original novel.
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Ivanhoe / int_8b6e8d7	type	Anachronic Order
Ivanhoe / int_8b6e8d7	comment	Anachronic Order: Scott does not tell the events in the chronological order. For example, after the abduction of Cedric and Rowena, he tells in successive chapters events that happen at the same time: the actions of Wamba and Gurth (chapter 20), the fate of Cedric and Athelstane (21), of Isaac (22), of Rowena (23), and of Rebecca (24). Then, in chapter 28, Scott returns to the tournament of Ashby to tell what happened to Ivanhoe.
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Ivanhoe / int_8f612013	type	Token Good Teammate
Ivanhoe / int_8f612013	comment	Token Good Teammate: King Richard is like this to Locksley's men.
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Ivanhoe / int_9303d6d1	type	Battle Amongst the Flames
Ivanhoe / int_9303d6d1	comment	Battle Amongst the Flames: During the siege of Torquilstone, Ulrica sets fire to the castle.
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Ivanhoe / int_94e4c8ab	type	Betty and Veronica
Ivanhoe / int_94e4c8ab	comment	Betty and Veronica: Rowena, a Saxon like him, and Rebecca, a Jew, for Ivanhoe. Ivanhoe, a worthy hero, and Bois-Guilbert, an unscrupulous knight templar, for Rebecca.
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Ivanhoe / int_973d220f	type	Never My Fault
Ivanhoe / int_973d220f	comment	Never My Fault: Bois-Guilbert, refusing to realize that Rebecca is in danger of being sentenced to burn mainly because he kidnapped her.
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Ivanhoe / int_984ef9ef	type	"Not So Different" Remark
Ivanhoe / int_984ef9ef	comment	"Not So Different" Remark: Bois-Guilbert tells Rebecca several times that she is like him.
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Ivanhoe / int_9f6fb586	type	Leitmotif
Ivanhoe / int_9f6fb586	comment	Leitmotif: The Black Knight has a fanfare on trumpet, heard as he enters the tournament melee and climbs the ladders during the attack on Torquilstone Castle.
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Ivanhoe / int_a0434be6	type	Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette
Ivanhoe / int_a0434be6	comment	Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: Rebecca of York is described as having "Bright eyes, black locks, and a skin like paper, ere the priest stains it with his black unguent."
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Ivanhoe / int_a0db7803	type	It's Personal
Ivanhoe / int_a0db7803	comment	It's Personal: This time around Ivanhoe has a personal vendetta against Bois-Guilbert, as the latter was the one who betrayed King Richard and pinned the blame on Ivanhoe, leaving him trying desperately to salvage his ruined reputation.
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Ivanhoe / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Ivanhoe / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: Bois-Guilbert is horrified when Beaumanoir has Rebecca put on trial for witchcraft, knowing that the woman he's grown to love is in danger because of his own selfishness and lust.
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Ivanhoe / int_a22c6d89	type	The Evil Prince
Ivanhoe / int_a22c6d89	comment	The Evil Prince: Prince John, whose taking of this role in the Robin Hood legend was cemented by Scott.
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Ivanhoe / int_a27c0c2c	type	Artistic License â€“ Religion
Ivanhoe / int_a27c0c2c	comment	Artistic License â€“ Religion: It's said the sacrament of penance (i.e. absolution) can only be received once in a person's lifetime. Whoever wrote that clearly didn't know even the most basic facts of Catholicism. There's no limit, and in fact shortly after this is set the Church actually mandated people have the sacrament at least once a year because many had been neglecting it. Heresy trials didn't really occur yet at the time either by the Church, so the forced baptism of a Jew (itself not considered valid) so he can then be tried for this over rejecting Christ would not work.
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Ivanhoe / int_a2b38d3b	type	Eye Scream
Ivanhoe / int_a2b38d3b	comment	Eye Scream: What Ivanhoe inflicts upon Bois-Guilbert at the trial by combat. And then he turns his head so we can get a good look at the empty socket.
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Ivanhoe / int_a2e887be	type	Secondary Character Title
Ivanhoe / int_a2e887be	comment	Secondary Character Title: Wilfred of Ivanhoe is physically present only for about 25% of the book and unconscious or incapacitated for half of that.
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Ivanhoe / int_a3c0d670	type	Evil Chancellor
Ivanhoe / int_a3c0d670	comment	Evil Chancellor: Waldemar Fitzurse — not personally depraved, but certainly ruthlessly ambitious — and a heck of a lot smarter than nearly all the other baddies.
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Ivanhoe / int_a448674	type	Gratuitous Latin
Ivanhoe / int_a448674	comment	Gratuitous Latin: The churchmen in this novel are very prone to lapsing into gratuitous Latin. Even Rebecca does it at one point. Lampshaded by Wamba, who tells Cedric that repeating "Pax vobiscum" will be enough to make him seem like a authentic friar. So, not all churchmen were educated enough to indulge in this fluently.
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Ivanhoe / int_a58802b7	type	Happiness in Slavery
Ivanhoe / int_a58802b7	comment	Happiness in Slavery: Lampshaded. When Cedric offers Wamba his freedom Wamba asks that it be bestowed upon Gurth, joking that it is more pleasant to be a slave because no one asks slaves to go to war.
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Ivanhoe / int_a5f5b4e0	type	Playing the Victim Card
Ivanhoe / int_a5f5b4e0	comment	Playing the Victim Card: After Rebecca has been sentenced to death, Bois-Guilbert sees himself as the injured party because the girl still refuses to love him. Sure, it's his fault she's in this mess in the first place, but he would save her if she would just agree to reward him.
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Ivanhoe / int_a8a5e4ed	type	Christianity Is Catholic
Ivanhoe / int_a8a5e4ed	comment	Christianity is Catholic: The setting dictates this, though Sir Walter throws in a number of hints that "it ain't necessarily so."
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Ivanhoe / int_a8c50563	type	Bathtub Scene
Ivanhoe / int_a8c50563	comment	Bathtub Scene: Bois-Guilbert and De Bracy are shown in a bathtub when Front-de-Boeuf enters to inform them that they are to join Prince John in York for his coup.
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Ivanhoe / int_a8c903e6	type	Now, Let Me Carry You
Ivanhoe / int_a8c903e6	comment	Now, Let Me Carry You: Rebecca nurses Wilfred back to health. Later he comes to save her from being burned as a witch.
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Ivanhoe / int_a939a527	type	Red Eyes, Take Warning
Ivanhoe / int_a939a527	comment	Red Eyes, Take Warning: The bull on Front-de-Boeuf's surcoat has red eyes, invoking this trope.
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Ivanhoe / int_a9b55780	type	Bigot with a Crush
Ivanhoe / int_a9b55780	comment	Bigot with a Crush: Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert, who despises Jews, (in)famously develops feelings for the Jewess Rebecca. These feelings start as mere lust, but grow into more than that as he starts to see her character beyond her beauty. He never reaches a full Heel Realization, however, and ends up dying of a heart attack brought on by "his conflicting passions".
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Ivanhoe / int_a9de87d2	type	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
Ivanhoe / int_a9de87d2	comment	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Wamba plays the fool very well in order to thwart those he doesn't care for, and steps up to the plate in order to save his master.
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Ivanhoe / int_ab2ffd70	type	Foreign Ruling Class
Ivanhoe / int_ab2ffd70	comment	Foreign Ruling Class: As a proponent of the Norman Yoke theory, Scott depicts a Norman overclass oppressing a Saxon native peasantry.
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Ivanhoe / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Ivanhoe / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: How Prince John reacts when de Bracy warns him that Richard is back.
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Ivanhoe / int_ae087674	type	I Can Still Fight!
Ivanhoe / int_ae087674	comment	I Can Still Fight!: What the wounded Wilfred asserts for Rebecca's trial by combat.
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Ivanhoe / int_affbcbb	type	Cool Helmet
Ivanhoe / int_affbcbb	comment	Cool Helmet: The helmets the three antagonists wear. Bois-Guilbert has a blackbird atop his, while De Bracy has a dragon and Front-de-Boeuf has a pair of horns.
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Ivanhoe / int_b1346878	type	Fate Worse than Death
Ivanhoe / int_b1346878	comment	Fate Worse than Death: Rape, emphasized by Ulrica and Rebecca. The latter, in fact, is so determined to avoid this - as well as being forced to convert - that she's ready and willing to throw herself out of a tower.
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Ivanhoe / int_b2279346	type	RetCon
Ivanhoe / int_b2279346	comment	Retcon: Sir Walter invented a role for Robin Hood against Prince John in Richard The Lion Heart's absence to plug some holes in his plot.
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Ivanhoe / int_b53c57d5	type	Epigraph
Ivanhoe / int_b53c57d5	comment	Epigraph: There is an epigraph in the beginning of each chapter.
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Ivanhoe / int_b552b24	type	Truer to the Text
Ivanhoe / int_b552b24	comment	Truer to the Text: It is vastly superior to other adaptations because of this. The 1952 film is too condensed and the 1997 miniseries has been expanded too much. All is as it should be because of this.
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Ivanhoe / int_b76b06ba	type	Xenafication
Ivanhoe / int_b76b06ba	comment	Xenafication: One gets the sense that the attempt was made to do this with Rowena before someone came to their senses. She is portrayed as much more fiesty and spirited than her book counterpart, and at one point she wields a sword in her own defence - only for the need to use it to never truly arise.
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Ivanhoe / int_b7bc7d28	type	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!
Ivanhoe / int_b7bc7d28	comment	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: How the narrator describes Wamba's "foolishness."
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Ivanhoe / int_b7c53a22	type	Blood Knight
Ivanhoe / int_b7c53a22	comment	Blood Knight: Unlike the more cautious and pragmatic Bois-Guilbert, Front-de-BÅ“uf loves a good fight.
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Ivanhoe / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
Ivanhoe / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Demoted to Extra: Athelstane goes from Rowena's arranged betrothed to Cedric's second-in-command. Although the role sounds larger it really isn't as he becomes less important a figure to the story and is not even among the prisoners held at Torquilstone but one of the army attacking Torquilstone. Due to him never getting a blow hat stuns him and makes him seem dead, there is never any funeral for him either. His role in the special amounts to him challenging Bois-Guilbert at Ashby, losing and then aids the Black Knight, Cedric, Robin Hood, Friar Tuck and a host of Saxon soldiers and Merry Men attack Torquilstone to free Ivanhoe, Rowena, Gurth and Wamba.
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Ivanhoe / int_b9f472b	type	Storming the Castle
Ivanhoe / int_b9f472b	comment	Storming the Castle: Occurs during the Battle of Torquilstone
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Ivanhoe / int_ba112560	type	Throwing the Fight
Ivanhoe / int_ba112560	comment	Throwing the Fight: Sir Brian during the Trial by Combat; despite clearly beating Ivanhoe, he realizes that Rebecca's life is forefit should he win and therefore leaves himself open to receive a killing blow.
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Ivanhoe / int_babc974	type	Sadistic Choice
Ivanhoe / int_babc974	comment	Sadistic Choice: Presented by Beaumanoir to Bois-Guilbert. Either Bois-Guilbert fights against Rebeccaâ€™s champion and potentially ensures her death, or heâ€™ll have to light the fire at her stake himself and then be sentenced along with her.
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Ivanhoe / int_bb18a227	type	It's All About Me
Ivanhoe / int_bb18a227	comment	It's All About Me: Brian de Bois-Guilbert, who is too blind to even be aware of it.
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Ivanhoe / int_bbfaa837	type	Knight Templar
Ivanhoe / int_bbfaa837	comment	Instead of being "merely" a literal Knight Templar, Lucas de Beaumanoir is power-hungry and sadistic without even the redeeming qualities he had in the book. Especially noticeable after the final battle of Bois-Guilbert and Ivanhoe: in the book, Beaumanoir immediately accepts the result as the judgment of God and declares Rebecca innocent, but in the series he plans to kill her and Ivanhoe and would have done so, if not for Robin Hood's men providing backup.
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Ivanhoe / int_bc3cb7ff	type	Clear My Name
Ivanhoe / int_bc3cb7ff	comment	Clear My Name: Bois-Guilbert covers up his own betrayal of Richard by claiming it was Ivanhoe who committed the betrayal, leaving Ivanhoe to try and salvage his name and reputation.
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Ivanhoe / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Ivanhoe / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: For Gurth, Cedric attacking his dog Fangs.
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Ivanhoe / int_bcbf7aef	type	Plucky Comic Relief
Ivanhoe / int_bcbf7aef	comment	Plucky Comic Relief: The jester Wamba, the always-hungry Athelstane, and the always-drunken Friar Tuck.
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Ivanhoe / int_bd86c157	type	The High Middle Ages
Ivanhoe / int_bd86c157	comment	The High Middle Ages: To be exact, the year 1194 A. D. (But see The Middle Ages below.)
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Ivanhoe / int_bfb14b83	type	Useless Protagonist
Ivanhoe / int_bfb14b83	comment	Useless Protagonist: Wilfred. Not completely useless, but bedridden for most of the book.
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Ivanhoe / int_c0d106a8	type	Wrecked Weapon
Ivanhoe / int_c0d106a8	comment	Wrecked Weapon: The Black Knight winds up breaking his sword. Twice.
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Ivanhoe / int_c181a846	type	Dies Differently in Adaptation
Ivanhoe / int_c181a846	comment	Dies Differently in Adaptation: Bois-Guilbert is run through by Ivanhoe instead of falling victim to a heart attack caused by his own rampant passions.
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Ivanhoe / int_c23525d4	type	Character Title
Ivanhoe / int_c23525d4	comment	Character Title: Ivanhoe is our hero.
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Ivanhoe / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Ivanhoe / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Prince John when he receives word of Richard's escape.
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Ivanhoe / int_c32ff031	type	Xanatos Gambit
Ivanhoe / int_c32ff031	comment	Xanatos Gambit: As one of the Templars points out, if Bois-Guilbert had managed to become Rebeccaâ€™s champion and won the trial by combat, Beaumanoir would have simply attributed it to sorcery and burned Rebecca anyway.
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Ivanhoe / int_c6538cc6	type	The Dulcinea Effect
Ivanhoe / int_c6538cc6	comment	The Dulcinea Effect: Ivanhoe champions Rebecca, who is not his Love Interest. Of course, he owed her his life.
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Ivanhoe / int_c887dc21	type	You Can Barely Stand
Ivanhoe / int_c887dc21	comment	You Can Barely Stand: Wilfred of Ivanhoe meets Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert as challenger in a trial by combat despite barely having recovered of his wounds from the tournament.
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Ivanhoe / int_ce27dc3f	type	Protagonist Title
Ivanhoe / int_ce27dc3f	comment	Protagonist Title: There is in total three protagonists: Wilfred of Ivanhoe, Richard Coeur-de-Lion and Rebecca. It is the first of them that the name of this romance comes from.
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Ivanhoe / int_ceec4df5	type	Roaring Rampage of Revenge
Ivanhoe / int_ceec4df5	comment	Roaring Rampage of Revenge / Roaring Rampage of Rescue: The storming of Front de Boefs castle. Probably quite a few readers were pleased with that one.
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Ivanhoe / int_d4f76102	type	Estrogen Brigade
Ivanhoe / int_d4f76102	comment	Estrogen Brigade: In-universe. In the first volume, the narrator spends a lot of time repeatedly pointing out how much the ladies enjoy tournaments and matches between knights even more enthusiastically than many men.
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Ivanhoe / int_d500b978	type	Adaptational Wimp
Ivanhoe / int_d500b978	comment	Adaptational Wimp: Front-de-Boeuf to the point that he needs assistance in the Ashby tournament, wants to return to France the moment he hears Richard is returning to England and doesn't even participate in the battle of Torquilstone.
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Ivanhoe / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
Ivanhoe / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Maurice de Bracy's reaction to King Richard's return.
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Ivanhoe / int_d9f97805	type	Wins by Doing Absolutely Nothing
Ivanhoe / int_d9f97805	comment	Wins by Doing Absolutely Nothing: Ivanhoe wins the climactic Trial by Combat by virtue of his opponent Bois-Guilbert falling dead.
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Ivanhoe / int_dc057cf3	type	Adaptation Name Change
Ivanhoe / int_dc057cf3	comment	Adaptation Name Change: Brian de Bois-Guilbert's name is shortened to just Brian Guilbert.
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Ivanhoe / int_dd92bf66	type	Warrior Prince
Ivanhoe / int_dd92bf66	comment	Warrior Prince: CÅ“ur-de-Lion takes part in the melee and leads the Merry Men in the Battle of Torquilstone. He is even the one to deliver the fatal blow to the brutish Front-de-Bouef.
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Ivanhoe / int_dfa40c1b	type	Didn't See That Coming
Ivanhoe / int_dfa40c1b	comment	Didn't See That Coming: Nobody, least of all Ivanhoe, expected Bois-Guilbert to throw the fight.
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Ivanhoe / int_dfc3e10a	type	The Dung Ages
Ivanhoe / int_dfc3e10a	comment	The Dung Ages: Averted in Scott's original novel, though some adaptations have depicted at least parts of the setting this way. They are sure not presented as sweet, kind, and pleasant ages though.
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Ivanhoe / int_e061cb06	type	Rightful King Returns
Ivanhoe / int_e061cb06	comment	Rightful King Returns: "Take heed to yourself, for the Devil is unchained!"
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Ivanhoe / int_e12c23fb	type	Splitting the Arrow
Ivanhoe / int_e12c23fb	comment	Splitting the Arrow: Robin Hood does this. Although not the originator of this trope, it is a Trope Codifier.
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Ivanhoe / int_e2ccee25	type	Animal Motifs
Ivanhoe / int_e2ccee25	comment	Animal Motifs: Prince John is identified with a falcon, and has a little monologue about training and rewarding birds of prey — while talking to the men he's hoping will assasinate his brother.
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Ivanhoe / int_e4965307	type	Composite Character
Ivanhoe / int_e4965307	comment	Composite Character: Front-de-Boeuf is combined with Fitzurse. Until his name is given as Front-de-Boeuf one would think he was Fitzurse.
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Ivanhoe / int_e4c89b67	type	Attending Your Own Funeral
Ivanhoe / int_e4c89b67	comment	Attending Your Own Funeral: Happens to Athelstane who comes back to Coningsburgh when his funeral is in progress.
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Ivanhoe / int_e545350f	type	Lust
Ivanhoe / int_e545350f	comment	Lust: Exemplified by a number of the baddies, perhaps most egregiously by Brian de Bois-Guilbert.
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Ivanhoe / int_e8cae797	type	Freudian Trio
Ivanhoe / int_e8cae797	comment	Freudian Trio: The three bad guys who kidnap Rowena and Cedric. Front-de-BÅ“uf is the id (he is impulsive: he killed his father in a fit of rage). De Bracy is the superego (he respects the chivalric code of honour; he is superstitious). Bois-Guilbert is the ego: in his mind, there is a fight between his desires (he covets, then falls in love with Rebecca) and his respect of social norms (his status as knight templar, his personal honour). This internal conflict kills him in the end.
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Ivanhoe / int_eadc018f	type	Pinball Protagonist
Ivanhoe / int_eadc018f	comment	Pinball Protagonist: One of Scott's calling cards is the passive protagonist, who often spends most of the novel being carted around by the Action Hero. Ivanhoe is one of the best-known examples, and famously spends a battle sequence flat on his back in a tower, unable to see anything that's going on.
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Ivanhoe / int_eaf5a1ac	type	Groin Attack
Ivanhoe / int_eaf5a1ac	comment	Groin Attack: Athelstane is hit in the groin with the blunt end of a spear.
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Ivanhoe / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Ivanhoe / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: Robin and the outlaws arrive at Templestowe in order to ensure Rebecca and Ivanhoe's safety, just ats Beaumanoir attempts to have them killed.
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Ivanhoe / int_ec255e86	type	Slouch of Villainy
Ivanhoe / int_ec255e86	comment	Slouch of Villainy: John during Rebecca's trial, in contrast to Beaumanoir who is sitting up straight. Ironically, John's more sympathetic towards Rebecca.
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Ivanhoe / int_ef20dac5	type	Servile Snarker
Ivanhoe / int_ef20dac5	comment	Servile Snarker: Wamba — it's probably in his job description as a jester.
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Ivanhoe / int_f58d1622	type	Medieval Morons
Ivanhoe / int_f58d1622	comment	Medieval Morons: Averted for the most part; though some play is made of the credulity of the crowd during Rebecca's trial, it is made clear that the accusing witnesses found by Malvoisin are acting more out of greed, envy, and political corruption rather than out superstition (Beaumanoir, though a fanatic, is not exactly a moron).
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Ivanhoe / int_f617419c	type	Trial by Combat
Ivanhoe / int_f617419c	comment	Trial by Combat: The climax of the novel Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe fights on behalf of Rebecca, the daughter of Isaac of York, who has been accused of sorcery.
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Ivanhoe / int_f85354eb	type	Attempted Rape
Ivanhoe / int_f85354eb	comment	Attempted Rape: Bois-Guilbert is foiled in this by Rebecca's threatening to throw herself off the tower.
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Ivanhoe / int_f9e16ef	type	Distressed Dude
Ivanhoe / int_f9e16ef	comment	Distressed Dude: Besides Rebecca and Rowena, Cedric, Athelstane, Ivanhoe and Isaac are held prisoner at Torquilstone by De Bracy, Bois-Guilbert and Front de Boeuf.
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Ivanhoe / int_fb17af62	type	Rhymes on a Dime
Ivanhoe / int_fb17af62	comment	Rhymes on a Dime: The novel includes a number of poems and "songs" recited or sung by the characters.
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Ivanhoe / int_fea42091	type	Badass Preacher
Ivanhoe / int_fea42091	comment	Badass Preacher: Friar Tuck actually takes part in the Battle of Torquilstone.
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Ivanhoe / int_ff5b39d0	type	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"!
Ivanhoe / int_ff5b39d0	comment	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"!: How Wilfred goads Bois-Guilbert into dueling him in the third volume.
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Ivanhoe / int_ff7f34c5	type	Pet the Dog
Ivanhoe / int_ff7f34c5	comment	In fact, all the villains get at least one Pet the Dog moment save for Lucas de Beaumanoir, who is even worse than in the novel.
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Ivanhoe / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
Ivanhoe / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: Scott appended notes to later editions, justifying some of the historical assertions he made, or at least showing what historical incidents had suggested them.
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Ivanhoe / int_fff371b4	type	Death Seeker
Ivanhoe / int_fff371b4	comment	Death Seeker: By the end of the story Bois-Guilbert, wretched from the mess he's made of his life and knowing that he's the reason Rebecca's life is at risk, urges Ivanhoe to kill him so that the woman he loves will be spared.
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