Two boys, a prince and a pauper, swap lives in a tale of mistaken identity and social inequality.
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Two boys, a prince and a pauper, swap lives in a tale of mistaken identity and social inequality.
They, and the rest of the henry viii's court (I was reminded of José Saramago tendency to drop capital letters this week, and he's been whispering irreverence of church and state to me since (even while I've been reading about Mark Twain's irreverence for church and state (which has me wondering if the two authors didn't somehow switch places with each other (or at least chat to each other across the century that separates them)))), are depicted in sumptuous detail, show
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Minor reference to inappropriate touching in a movie adaptation; minimal in book.
Moderate violence including beatings, a stabbing, and burnings at the stake.
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Brief mentions of alcohol use with abusive behavior in family context.
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Minor historical context of church and state; not central to story.
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Major themes of class inequality, social justice, and critique of monarchy.
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Frequent depictions of child abuse, poverty, and systemic cruelty.
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