Character Analysis

Taste of Melon: Mr. Wills Character Analysis Nov. 17 2017 In ‘The Taste of Melon’ by Borden Deal, the character of Mr. Wills is written as a round/complex character. Mr. Wills exhibits three main traits throughout the story, and those traits do not change. First is his success as a farmer, second is his emotional personality, and third is his intimidating and frightening demeanor and reputation. While it may be easy to say that Mr. Wills is a dynamic character, his core traits never change

Thriller analysis Common storylines Thriller is a movie genre that is largely dependent on anticipation and suspense, normally the aim of a good thriller is to keep the audience in suspense and on their toes. In thriller films the protagonist will always face a highly dangerous situation or villain this lead to a extremely intense and stressful climax. Thrillers often follow the structure of exposition, rising action, climax, falling action then resolution. The exposition is the part of the story

Aura: Analysis & Response Part A: Carlos Fuentes’ Aura is about a man named Felipe Montero who gets hired by an elderly woman named Consuelo Llorente to edit and review her deceased husband’s manuscripts. Later on in the story he is introduced to Sra. Llorente’s niece, Aura, and instantly falls in love with her. As the story goes on, strange events occur during Felipe’s time there with the story concluding that Aura is the embodiment of Consuelo’s young past life. Fuentes uses imagery throughout

Character Analysis Somethings are not always what they appear to be. People usually catch when something is advertise falsely, making it look good when it isn’t, but at a young age you have a slim chance of finding those falsely advertised places or items. Roald Dahl is the creator of the “Landlady” Where Billy Weaver finds himself spending the night with a kind, mysterious, and later obsessed with her guest. The Landlady is a sweet and friendly person when you first meet her. She lets Billy stay

are mostly Indian because he is Indian and especially in ‘Code Talker’ the main character Ned is faced with tons of challenges, and he overcomes them. I believe that Joseph Bruchac faced these struggles growing up or as an adult. He is a very strong writer and lets you feel what the character is feeling.     I believe that when Joseph Bruchac was a younger he went through some of the same struggles that the characters in his books face. I think this because he is Indian and his writing sounds so true

Kind-Hearted: a person who is unique in which he/she does something completely different than other people, even crazy things, in order to save and help others. Have you ever noticed anyone in your life who is so special that they sparkle. Well, Ponyboy is that kind of person. Ponyboy is not only just tough and broad person, but he is also a very caring and sensitive person. Ponyboy is the definition of kind-hearted. I know this because for one, Ponyboy and Johnny saved all of the children in the

John Proctor, one of the main characters in The Crucible, is mostly viewed as being a heroic character. But in the play, he faces multiple tragedies. Sometimes tragedies can be misunderstood, but in the eighteenth century, British writer Horace Walpole observed that “the world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those that feel.”(Tragedy, James J. Martine). So depending on how one might look at the story it may or may not be a “tragedy.” The Crucible’s tragedies and real world tragedies

Interstellar Character Development: Cooper Interstellar is more than the average science fiction movie. This cinematic masterpiece deals with real life issues that we are facing today, such as world hunger across different parts of our world, and pollution across our individual nation. The storyline is simple, but so complex, all at the same time. According to All Movie, a site often used for the analyzation of cinematic treasures, “Interstellar begins on Earth in the distant future, as Mother Nature

to say that you have to make your audience believe in what you want to convey. The characters were also able to convince other characters in certain situations which is not just because it was in the script but also because they were trained to make people believe in them. Like the use of expression, it was necessary for the actors and actresses to change their pitch to express some form of emotion. When characters, such as Lady Macbeth was giving a monologue, it was obvious what she was trying to

Marcelo the main character has a mild case of Autism, more on the high functioning side of it. He associates himself with Asperger's Syndrome when asked by people of his condition. Up until this summer, he has gone to Patterson, a school for special needs children, and takes care of the ponies they have there. He also has lived up in a treehouse in the backyard that was built by his sister, Yolanda’s wood shop class when she was in highschool, but who is now in college at Yale. One day after Marcelo