How is the mother figure and protector archetype portrayed in the development of Rebecca?

A. Rebecca displays great patience by not letting Ivanhoe change her mind about the ideas of chivalry and glory.

B. Rebecca exhibits a nurturing nature by caring for Ivanhoe and treating his injuries.

C. Rebecca shows much restraint by refusing to let Ivanhoe go back into battle.

D. Rebecca reveals her strength to Ivanhoe by stating her opinions about the honor of killing and dying in battle.

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Kathryn Randall

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4 December, 19:26

How is the mother figure and protector archetype portrayed in the development of Rebecca?

A. Rebecca displays great patience by not letting Ivanhoe change her mind about the ideas of chivalry and glory.

B. Rebecca exhibits a nurturing nature by caring for Ivanhoe and treating his injuries.

C. Rebecca shows much restraint by refusing to let Ivanhoe go back into battle.

D. Rebecca reveals her strength to Ivanhoe by stating her opinions about the honor of killing and dying in battle.

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Lamar Bowers · Answer 1

B. Rebecca exhibits a nurturing nature by caring for Ivanhoe and treating his injuries.

Allison Blackwell · Answer 2

B. Rebecca exhibits a nurturing nature by caring for Ivanhoe and treating his injuries.

Explanation:

Rebecca is a Jewish woman who is in love with Ivanhoe. However, because she is Jewish and he is Christian, she knows that they will never be able to marry. Rebecca represents the mother and protector archetype because of the nurturing nature she has towards Ivanhoe. After he is wounded in the tournament at Ashby, she tends to him and treats his injuries.