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IVANHOE, Rebecca, another female character in the novel who is Jewish. She…
IVANHOE
FICTIONAL
RELIGION
The story is set in medieval England, where Christianity was the dominant religion, and the conflict between Christians and Jews is a central theme. 
LOVE
Rowena is a Rowena is Ivanhoe's true love in the novel. She is a loyal and supportive partner of Ivanhoe.
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Other characters in the novel also place a high value on honor, such as the villainous Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert, who is obsessed with maintaining his reputation and will stop at nothing to achieve his goals.
SYMBOLS
The Black Knight: A mysterious figure who appears throughout the novel, representing chivalry and honor. It is later revealed that he is actually King Richard in disguise.
The Crusades: A symbol of religious fervor and the conflict between Christianity and Islam, which plays a major role in the novel's plot and themes.
HISTORICAL
CHARACTERS
Robin Hood: While the historical existence of Robin Hood is debated, he is a popular figure in English folklore and is depicted in Ivanhoe as a skilled archer and outlaw who fights against Prince John's oppressive rule.
Isaac of York: Isaac is a Jewish moneylender who becomes embroiled in the conflict between the Saxons and Normans.
Prince John: John was Richard's younger brother and served as regent while Richard was away on crusade.
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Saladin: Saladin was a Muslim military leader who fought against the Crusaders, including Richard the Lionheart.
Rebecca, another female character in the novel who is Jewish. She is also a love interest of of Ivanhoe in the novel.
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