World Without End Themes & Motifs

Follett, Ken
This Study Guide consists of approximately 107 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of World Without End.

World Without End Themes & Motifs

Follett, Ken
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Class Differences

There are strict divisions between classes of people with the nobility at the top of this chain, the merchants and other wealthy people next, and the poorer laborers are the bottom with the fewest rights. The nobility typically answer to no one and consider themselves in a position to dictate all aspects of life, and they tend to look down on the other classes, even the wealthy and the clergy. Roland, who is an Earl, is an example of a nobleman who exerts his power without apology, while Gwenda is an example of a peasant who is at the mercy of the nobles.

The original bridge at Kingsbridge is narrow and is often crowded on market days. Because of his noble rank, Roland feels he is above any inconvenience, including waiting his turn at the bridge. Roland sends his men ahead to clear the bridge...

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