The protagonist(s) of the story are Aschenputtel, doves, pigeons, and the prince. Aschenputtel is a protagonist because she is pious and good to everyone. The doves are protagonists because they helped Aschenputtel with her chores. The pigeons are protagonist because they assistance in blinding the evil step sisters for their wickedness. The last protagonist is the prince. The prince rescues Aschenputtel from evil. The antagonist(s) are the stepmother, two stepsisters. All three of them took away all Aschenputtel’s dresses and shoes. They dressed her like a maid. They also made Aschenputtel do all the heavy work from morning to night. The stepsisters made Aschenputtel comb their hair for the feast. My least favorite character in the book is the stepmom. The stepmother is different from me because she is lazy and I help my mom with chores and she helps me too. The stepmother is similar to me because she only cares about her two daughters and I care of my siblings. My favorite character in the story was Aschenputtel. Aschenputtel is similar to me because she does most of the chores and so do I. Aschenputtel and I are different because I do the chores without being sternly told to do them. Aschenputtel really wanted to go to the festival, however her stepmother didn’t allow her. The stepmother kept on giving Aschenputtel her chores to do. The stepmother scattered lentils in the ashes and would make Aschenputtel clean them up. The stepmother did this over and over. Finally,
protagonists and antagonists, the plot structure and events of the story and the way he
2. Antsy is my favorite character as he seems very mature for his age and is a loyal friend. He is very connected to his family and tried to do something important for a person he thought was dying.
The book tells the story of a kind and beautiful girl named Cinderella. who lives with her evil stepmother and two stepsisters. The stepsisters Anastasia and Drizella keep Cinderella busy all day, forcing her to do various chores such as cooking, cleaning, and sewing. One day a messenger comes to Cinderella’s home with an invitation to the royal ball, where all young ladies are invited to dance with the Prince and hopefully become his bride. Cinderella is ecstatic but her stepmother assigns her chores that keep her busy all day, and leaves for the ball with Anastasia and Drizella. Thoroughly disheartened, Cinderella goes out to the garden and cries. There
the other people. So, like I said he is the protagonist because of what his problems bring out in him
The fourth character I relate to is Andrew, the jock. Andrew is a wrestler and is always getting into fights with people at school. I personally love volleyball and basketball. I do not relate to him in the fact that I do not get into fights. I feel if I did get into fight I would relate to him more.
Personally, I relate to the main character, Stargirl, the most. I learned about her character throughout the book and sympathize with her individuality. As a teenager myself, it is tough to be original and learn how to develop personal independence. Stargirl is not bothered by her peer’s negative comments and I can relate. Furthermore, Stargirl likes to satisfy others and keep them happy. I have four sisters and I also can understand how she feels. I also relate to Stargirl because I tend to help others out. I do not like seeing people alone or sad. For example, I transferred to Saint Margaret Mary from Susquehanna Township. The first week was difficult socially. It is not a great situation to be in, and like Stargirl, I try to help individuals out like Dori Dilson. To conclude, Stargirl and I are similar because we both enjoy life and rather give than
My favorite character in the book was the friendly ghost Amelia. Amelia is the first ghost/human Matt discovered. She is member of the Rathburn’s. She shows Matt the Rathburn mansion in the center of the park. Amelia said she loves to ride a bike and is 93 years old (although she is zdead). Her outfit was a sweater and a strange hat that caught Matt’s attention. Her and Matt were not immediately familiar with each other, by that I mean they were sort of having
The character in which I feel I can relate to the most would have to be Edna Pontellier. Not simply because she’s the main protagonist of the story, but essentially due to the fact that throughout a majority of the novel I understood where she was coming from. The whole idea of wanting to live a life that was never yours to live is a desire I can empathize with on a very deep and personal level. In the beginning of the story, Edna is constricted by the rules of society. She feels like she has to abide by these rules or else face the consequences of not fitting in. Already, I can comprehend exactly where she’s coming from. She’s scared to stick out even though she’s aware that in the back of her head, there’s this constant desire she has to break free from it all.
That night she had found a way to sneak out of the house and into the ball. When she arrived there was a handsome young man who saw and fell in love with her, and they dance through the night. On the same night she tried as hard as she could to remain unnoticed so her stepmother wouldn't know she was there. When she thought that she must get home the young man offered to take her, but she ran off and
The step sisters always picked on Cinderella about how she looked and had to do all the cleaning in the house. One day Cinderella received a text from her secret admirer about coming to his Halloween party but her step mother made her work at the diner to keep her from going to the party. The fairy god mother came to the rescue and dealt with the wicked step mother so Cinderella may go to the party. Cinderella had to be back at the diner by twelve. At the dance she meet her secret admirer but when it became close to twelve Cinderella had to leave. Her secret admirer was looking for the pretty girl he danced with that dropped her phone. Her prince charming finally found her and they were happy (Duff). Cinderella was a good girl but was treated extremely bad by her step family. In the end she became on top with being kind and generous. Cinderella ended up with the diner her father left her that her step mother tried to keep from her
The protagonist of a story is the main character who traditionally undergoes some sort of change. Pony Curtis is the teenage narrator and protagonist of the novel. When his parents were killed in a car accident, Darry, his twenty-year-old brother, began to provide for him. He resents Darry’s bullying manner, not realizing that he does so because he loves him and wants him to make something of himself. Pony belongs to an eastside gang of poor teenagers, called the Greasers; their rivals are the Socs, the rich kids living on the west side of town.
Prior to attending the ball, Aschenputtel is given an elaborate dress and shoes embroidered with gold and silver. On the contrary, Katniss is given a simple, black dress that lights on fire. These “Cinderella stories” both begin with the main character working hard in poor conditions. Aschenputtel is forced to clean and do chores endlessly, while bearing the abuse from her evil step-mother and step-sisters. Katniss, with a single mother who is still suffering from her husband's death, must provide for the family. They are impoverished, so Katniss must hunt for food and make use of the little that they have. She also has to constantly wear a ‘strong face’ to carry her family through
A royal proclamation invited everyone to a ball to dance with the prince. Just Drizella and Anastasia and I could go. Not Cinderella. She didn’t have a dress and hadn’t finished her chores. So, like any good mother, I told her she couldn’t go. Cinderella was very upset. Turns out she did have a dress- that I accidently ripped. Yet, Cinderella stayed home while the rest of us left for the ball. Everything was fine until stinky, little Ella snuck out, found the sympathy of some “fairy godmother”, came to the ball, and danced with the prince. I was extremely upset. She had directly disobeyed me! So, when a decree came looking for the ‘maiden with a small shoe’, which had to be Cinderella because she had the smallest feet, I grounded her to her room, attending to let her out when the Duke came to try the shoe on her. But, I accidently locked the door and by the time Cinderella got out, I also had accidentally broken the shoe. And then, you know what she did? She pulled out the other match! She hadn’t given it back to the fairy godmother! She was a thief! I was so mad. But it
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“Two Years he walks the Earth, no phone, no pool, no pets, no cigarettes. Ultimate freedom. An extremist. An aesthetic voyager whose home is the road. Escaped the Atlantic. Thou shalt not return, ‘cause “the west is the best.” And now after two rambling years comes the final and greatest adventure… bring him to the great white north. No longer to be poisoned by civilization he flees, and walks alone upon the land to become lost in the wild.” (Krakauer 163). Chris McCandless was a smart and adventurous young man who loved to challenge his abilities in the wilderness. He journeyed to Alaska to try and find himself. On this this trip, he donated and burned his money, got rid of most of his possessions, and disconnected from his friends and family