Category: Historical Figures

Historical allegory: The writing of this category is a fable of historical figures and events. Such fables writers are more reasonable and lively than using the symbols to cover the real theme of their writing (eg avoiding censorship and punishment), or letting the reader understand the level of emotion and aesthetics You may refine the story effectively. Conceptual Fables: This allegory uses letters and events to symbolize abstract things, not real events and people. For example, conceptual allegraphists often use letters with certain moral qualities such as purity and love. Because most religions and social allegories are usually not related to specific human events or historical events, they are related to more general virtues and vices, so they fall into this category It will be.

Many scholars recognize two major types of fable among Spencer's works: (1) moral and religious fables; (2) history and national allegories. The term "politics" can be replaced with the standard term "history / country". "Personal" can be replaced with the term standard ethics / religion. The main features of this fable are Red Cross Knights and Una. He always has various partners at various points with or without virtue. An early example of benign behavior was that with the help of UNA, the Red Cross knight had stopped the monster's mistake in the wandering woods. Immediately after the performance, when he was not good at words, he had dreamed of being sent to tempt him, he gave up on the una (fable) at the hotel.