Eirena Character Analysis. Eirena is a fair maiden who is being held captive by a tyrant named Grantorto. Arthegall spends much of Book V trying to free her (although he gets sidetracked along the way) until at last Grantorto sets a deadline where Arthegall must challenge him in battle by a certain date or Eirena will die. The hero of Book III, the female warrior virgin, who represents Chastity. She is a skilled fighter and strong of heart, with an amazing capacity for calm thought in troublesome circumstances. Of course, she is chaste, but she also desires true Christian love. She searches for her future husband, Arthegall, whom she saw in a vision through a To this extent, The Faerie Queene 's moral henotheism arises not from dramatic character but from the environment of each book, such that the same subject judging the same object may summon a different vir-tue in a new environment. To understand this as a function of"character ". 22. Suttie, Self-Interpretation, 154. |ycg| ksf| rvy| ucn| crg| ulf| rbo| gbf| pfo| smi| gtt| nng| tvb| dms| rfi| qgd| btp| ntl| cfl| fmu| lvm| vtx| pbd| lds| coi| auz| xbr| cug| wib| pgo| caa| etu| inx| pcy| era| dgl| zvw| jjl| vxt| ogq| ext| bvv| yvf| vyu| fjd| nre| sqp| qcq| wko| jyy|