The Knight in Rusty Armor

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The king yelled in pain and hopped around. .... The knight was horrified! First the smith; now the king. "Sorry, sire," said the knight apologetically. .... The king rubbed his toe tenderly. "Oh, well. That armor hurts you more than it hurts me. " Then, standing tall, he looked knowingly at the knight. "I understand that you don't want to stay in this castle by yourself. Neither did I when I first began coming here, but now I realize that what one must do here, one must do alone. " With that, he limped across the room, adding, "I must be on my way now. " .... Perplexed, the knight asked, "Where are you going? The Knight in Rusty Armor" by Robert Fisher explores several major themes, including self-awareness and self-discovery, authenticity and the true self, emotional intelligence and empathy, and the dangers of pride and arrogance. These themes are interwoven into the story of a proud knight who becomes trapped in his own armor and must embark on a journey of self-discovery and personal transformation. Let's look at each of these themes in detail: The armor symbolizes different aspects on a physical, psychological and emotional level. It represents everything superficial and false; vanity, fame, prestige, pride ... The more that armor shone, the more false was his relationship with his family.

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Chronic Hero Syndrome: The knight, in the beginning. His only concerns are rescuing damsels, fighting dragons, and other knightly quests. The protagonist, a gentleman of the Middle Ages, develops an emotional, social and spiritual armor, and is so concerned with his functions as a gentleman that he forgets his family and to know himself. Talking Animal: Squirrel the squirrel and Rebecca the pigeon. Or rather, all animals talk — the knight merely learns to listen. He accepted all responsibility for his life, for the influence that people had on her, and for the events that had shaped her." But if a person is generous, loving, compassionate, intelligent and altruistic, how could he be richer? Only the ambition that comes from the heart can give you happiness."-Merlin.Next, he approaches the Castle of Knowledge. On the wall, there is an inscription reading: “Knowledge is the light by which you all find your way”, then, “Have you mistaken need for love?” He thinks about this for a while and realizes that he had desperately sought the love of others to compensate for the fact that he didn’t love himself. He sees that he cannot truly love others until he does love himself. When he has this epiphany, Merlin appears to him to reveal that he has uncovered a great truth. The central theme and its intention is to make us aware that to be happy and live true life, we must know ourselves, not put on “armor” and not let others draw the path we have to travel.