Douglas Adams: The Restaurant At The End Of The Universe

notice this, it leads the reader to believe that he may not notice more of his own character

This is a very important part of the book because it shows the reader that the

First, the book shows characterization when the author explains what each character acts and looks like. The novel states, “He was shorter than the fair

Characterisation can be executed in many ways. An easy way to identify the importance of characters in a novel is by paying attention to how they are characterised. In the first chapter of the novel, A Separate Peace, John Knowles uses the relationships between Gene Forrester and the Devon School, and between Gene and his friend Phineas (Finny), to characterise the narrator, Gene, as a reminiscent man who is an intelligent, and thoughtful man that has felt much fear in his past.

In both cases, we as readers can clearly see the ways in which the traits of the characters differ, and how it relates to the way in which our personality traits come about when we face adversity in society.

powerful image that he only can create with his style of writing. Also with that part of the

In actuality, it is possible that the creature’s brain was actually rewired so that it can picture not wanting to be eaten, but simply desires the opposite, just like humans on earth have an overarching desire to live. This is displayed when the bovine creature mentions knowing vegetables that are very vocal in their desire

The author described his characters by using very distinct details which created a image of his characters as if they were real

characters is so we stay interested in the book and to give us many mixed emotions of the

With this, he manages to portray the characters’ psychological changes and feelings. By doing this, he makes the readers feel more related to the characters and makes them more real. An example of this is when Jack had an inner struggle when he was falling in love with Mabel. D.H. Lawrence described very vividly the battle between Jack’s id, ego and superego:

Overall, it is very unique that throughout the book, the reader is able to know the feelings and events of more than one person in the book, while still having the novel be in first person point of

I went into this expecting a soft humored drama, but this is through and through a very funny film without ever posing a threat to that dramatic tone. The comedy here serves the story, for the most part it’s all reactionary and situational humor, which is my favorite brand of comedy because it’s the most authentic.

The book has used a chronologically way of telling the story and it is written from a third persons point of view. This makes it easier to understand what happens, and gives a great viewing point of the whole story. You also get to know more than one person, which can make you see something from a different

characters such as John the Savage, as well as to achieve a level of relatability within the reader.

because it painted characters and situations as they would be in life. The main character,