Across
- 1. The use of objects, characters, figures, or colours to represent abstract ideas or concepts that are different from their literal, surface meaning
- 3. A state of severe mental illness, insanity, or extremely foolish, irrational, and dangerous behaviour
- 5. A building in which plays are performed
- 9. Having a healthy, rational mind and being free from mental illness
- 10. A fixed, oversimplified, and often mistaken idea about a particular group of people or things
- 11. The set of unique qualities, beliefs, appearance, and characteristics that define who a person is or what a thing is
- 12. A single person, animal, or thing, considered separately from the group or set to which it belongs
- 13. The act of pretending to have higher moral standards, beliefs, or virtues that one does not actually possess or practice
- 14. An intense feeling of deep affection, attachment, and care for a person, animal, or thing
Down
- 2. A specialised medical centre providing 24-hour care for individuals with severe mental health disorders
- 4. A strong belief or hope that something will happen, or that someone will behave in a specific way
- 6. The power or right to act, speak, and make choices without unnecessary restrictions, control, or fear
- 7. The quality of being faithful, loyal, or accurate
- 8. A literary technique, rhetorical device, or situation characterised by a sharp contrast between expectation and reality
- 12. Having a serious mental illness or, informally, acting in an extremely foolish, irrational, or dangerous way