Difference in the Christianity and Catholicism as Shown by Una and Duessa.

Edmund Spenser 's "Faerie Queene Book I" is an allegorical epic that Spencer depicts the adventure story of the main character, Redcrosse. His work on the mission of UNA. His pursuit is a spiritual allegory, a Christian struggle for heroism in some of them before it eventually succeeds in many misery and temptation - cheating, seven deadly sins and despair - . This poem mainly focuses on the Red Cross as a hero, but Spencer's female character plays an important role in his journey.

Una represents the truth of the Protestant church, but Duessa represents the wrong theology of the Catholic Church. When Redcrosse hugged Duessa in the forest, he showed how Holy fell under false theological spells. And it looked attractive at the beginning, but it was actually a lie. The encounter between UNA and the Lion highlights the fusion of Spencer's Christian theology, fable, classical myth and pagan nature respect. The Lion first tried to kill Una; if it gets close enough to arrest her and her real face it will be sneaky and obedient. God's truth is a higher law than natural law that power and teeth are the best. Lion joins UNA as her guardian and shows that the natural world succumbs to spiritual revelation

Well, the incarnation of "real church". She traveled with Redcrosse Knight (on behalf of England) and saved her from the dragon to save her parents' castle. She also broke Dussa, representing the "fake" (Catholic) church, and Mary's Scotland queen, Mary, who tries to remind Mary's beheading results. Una is also the representative of the truth. In a letter to Spearer's Sir Walter Rowley in 1590, Spencer contains a preface to "Fairy Quinn" which describes the allegorical expression of virtue in King Arthur's wonderful "Fairy Land" I will. This letter is presented as a preface to the epic in most published versions and outlines the plans for 24 books. Twelve "public virtues" centered on King Arthur

This book focuses on the sacred virtue embodied in the Red Cross Order. As he fought against the dragon Errour, he traveled with his female Una, then broke up in his dream that Una is unfair, Archimago deceived the knight of Redcrosse. After he left, Redcrosse Cavaliers met Duessa. Duessa imprisoned Redcrosse Knight in a huge Orgoglio. At the same time, Una surmounted the danger, met Arthur, finally found the Redcrosse Knight, and saved him from his capture, Duessa and despair. Una and Arthur helped Redcrosse Knight recover in the House of Representatives, House ruler Caelia and her three daughters joined them; Redcrosse Knight saw his vision for the future. Then he sent Una back to her parents' castle and rescued them from the dragon.