Medieval Nobility and Vengeance

The transcript features a dialogue where a noble king is praised for his virtues and prowess. Judith, a noble lady, is commended for her courage in accompanying her husband on a journey. She expresses her determination to avenge the wrongs committed by Ragnar's sons, invoking divine justice.

What qualities of the bishop does the king admire?

• His prowess with arms and personal sanctity

• His ability to rule a kingdom

• His wealth and power

• His diplomatic skills

Why is Judith praised in the narrative?

• For her beauty

• For her cooking skills

• For her wealth

• For her courage in accompanying her husband

What decision does Judith make regarding her family's involvement in battle?

• To join them on the battlefield

• To send them letters of encouragement

• To stay at home and pray

• To organize a feast in their honor

Who is the daughter of King Ayla seeking vengeance against?

• The sons of Ragnar

• The noble king

• The bishop

• Her own family

What dual nature of God does King Ayla's daughter invoke in her vow?

• Wise and powerful

• Just and fair

• Vengeful and merciful

• Loving and kind