Definition: "Penelope Net" refers to a small island off the coast of England, which once belonged to King Henry V of England. It was captured by Oliver Cromwell and turned into a prison colony for his supporters, including Elizabeth I's daughters. The English government eventually sold it to France in 1760. The word "Penelope Net" is used metaphorically to represent the English Parliament and its role as an institution with power but not absolute control. It's often associated with the idea of a stable governing body with limited influence over individual members of the society.
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