Hazel's Struggle In Watership Down

We don´t get a lot of information about the various characters.The story is told in first person through a narrator who’s an african american man who remains without a name throughout the novel, besides

There are a good bit of characters in this book. There is Brian (the main character), Brian’s mother, Susan, Haley, Carl, Brian’s father, Caleb, the pilot, the two fishermen, and Billy. Where this is taking place is in a small town and in the woods, but is mostly talking about being in the woods. Brian use to live in the woods by himself. He comes back to a town to finish up school and has to part his ways from the woods.

The first portion of the novel deals mostly with Hewes life and why he lived the life that he did. Young’s portrayal of a young Hewes, ever defiant, immediately causes a reader to reminisce of his or her own childhood. It soon becomes evidently clear that “where one ended up in life depended

The main character throughout most of the book is “Verity”, or Julie. She is actually telling the story of Maddie, however, although her presence seems to still be main focus throughout the story. Halfway through the book, however, it switched to Maddie’s point of view, or “Kittyhawk”. With both of the girls, you can see the changes in them. They both develop greatly and you can see it through them by just looking at what they are afraid of. It mentions once in the story that Julie once said that she was afraid of growing old, and then she say’s later that she could eat her words: she is now afraid of never growing old. “But mainly so very, very stupid. I desperately want to grow old” (114). With Maddie, you can see her

The next important event in the book is when the Virginian meets Molly Wood, the new school teacher from Vermont civilized society. They eventfully fall in love with each other. Molly has trouble adjusting to the way that they carry out justice in the west but eventually decides that she will adapt to this new society in order to marry the Virginian and be at peace. Molly finds it especially hard that the Virginian has to oversee a lynching of his friend who committed a crime. At one point she tells the Virginian that he must choose between her and killing Trampas. The Virginian chooses killing Trampas but Molly marries him deciding that she loves him enough to adjust to this new way of life.

In the book, the theme is developed because of the racial tensions and gangs found in the community. Highlighting the racial tensions, the main characters in this book are different races. Romiette is a sixteen year old African American girl who works hard, dreams big, and is only afraid of one thing. Water. She has been having a recurring dream of drowning and just before waking up, she hears a voice calling her name.

Characters: Their isn’t many characters in the book because they all get killed off except one. That person is Yanek. He is a very kind kid but desperate

The 3 main characters throughout the story were Philip Sterling, Laura Hawkins and Colonel Beriah Sellers. Philip Sterling was a handsome young man from New England he had brown hair and hopeful hazel eyes. He had always dreamed of having fame and fortune but he never knew what he wanted to pursue. With his dreams came his determination, dedication and hopeful heart. When he started something he always persevered no matter the odds weighing against his judgement, for example when he was digging for coal on part of Mr. Bolton he never gave up hope that he would find coal even when funds ran out. Colonel Sellers also dreamed of fame and fortune, he was always thinking up elaborate inventions he could use to make a fortune. Sellers was an older man who had lived in and out of poverty for most of his life, he is described to be in his thirties as a tall, dreamy man with brown hair. Colonel Sellers was the kind of person that liked to talk, he could always come up with complex stories and his words could convince anyone that even his worst inventions had potential for a fortune. He was a fantasist but he was also persuasive and charming two characteristics that helped

This novel tells the story of a sixteen-year-old named Blake. One day, when Blake went to Six Flags with his two friends, Maggie (with whom Blake is in love with) and her boyfriend, Russ, and his brother, Quinn, Blake received an invitation to a carnival from a strange, gorgeous girl, Cassandra. Blake thought that the idea of going to the carnival is stupid, until he realized his brother stole the invitation. Blake convinced his two friends to tag along with him, so they could go find Quinn. As the characters entered the carnival, they learned that they have to survive seven deadly rides by dawn.

For example, each family member goes into Susie’s old room alone to grieve her death .They finally seem to realize that they need each other to get through this terrible time and accept that even though they will never have Susie back but can hope and try together to figure out what happened to Susie and who did it. Throughout the book they must learn to love each other again.The theme of grief is the most important theme in the novel. The Salmon family must learn to overcome the loss of Susie. Everyone grieves in their own way and finds a way to blame themselves or feel like its their own fault that the situation happened. Susie's family feels a sense of guilt for not being there for her. For example, Susie's father, Jack grieves for Susie.He feels like he wasn't there when his daughter needed him most which leads him to becomes obsessed with feeling responsible for finding the killer. Lindsey, Susie’s sister grieves over her sister by becoming a stronger person and not to talking about it. Susie’s also mourns her own death and the missed opportunity of getting to grow up, but more significantly, Susie grieves over the loss of living people. This theme allows us to understand the characters better.

As hopeful and notable Hazels advancements in the warren are, Hazel has companions to assist him to become a better leader. All the previous chief rabbits in Watership Down were unfriendly and unfair, but with the navigation of his comrades, Hazel does his best to provide a more inclusive environment for the other rabbits in the warren. Hazel realizes that Holly possesses knowledge, experience and instincts that will be valuable on the rabbits’ long journey to Efrafra and he admits this by saying, “’I’m not the right fellow anyway -- Holly is’” (Adams 195). Hazel shows a considerable amount of faith in Holly by allowing him to lead the group on the adventure to Efrafra. His act of handing over the reins and letting Holly have so much control, shows that Hazel wants the best for the group and displays his forward-looking ideals. Hazel knows and trusts Fiver more than anyone

The Hazel Pete family believes that the "power" of the artifact maker is preserved in the artifact. The family believes this power allows a "communion" effect between the audience, the artifact, and the maker. Children of the Hazel Pete family, from the time they are babies, help with the gathering and learn to respect the sites. The Hazel Pete family knows when they go to the gathering sites, camp grounds, canoe landings, home sites, cemetery, and observe the rituals that they have a communion with the ancestors and share the future with the Hazel Pete

This curiosity causes Augustus and Hazel to make a trip to Amsterdam to meet the author. During their trip, Hazel finds out the Augustus’s cancer has come back, which deals quite a huge blow to Hazel. Sadly, Augustus passes away. I chose a rollercoaster to represent the plot because it demonstrates how there are so many ups and downs in life. This takes us to the theme of the book.

The young girl nicknamed Queenie, The 19-year old store cashier Sammy, and the store manager Lengel. The girl nicknamed Queenie by Sammy is physically described to petite with oaky hair and also to be very beautiful by the narrator. Since there isn’t much dialogue for queenie there is no definite personality that can be given to her, but by judging by her response to the situation in the story it can be inferred that she is a well-mannered young woman who has politeness as one of her virtues. She is a major character even though she only speaks a little bit throughout the entirety of story, Queenie is a major character because it is her need to get a grocery item that prompted the three girls to come into store, and also to impress her is the reason why Sammy quits his job at A&P. The next major character is Sammy. Sammy is a 19 year old cashier in the A&P store. Physically he is an average 19- year old but his personality differs a little bit because he is heavily observant of certain things and in this story he tended to be easily infatuated with a girl. The reason why he is a major character is because the story is based around him and he is the narrator and without him there would be no real story to tell. The last major character is the store manager Lengel himself. Lengel is an old man who like most other characters is not described physically, but judging by his actions we can infer that Lengel is either a power hungry old guy, or a guy who wants everybody to follow the rules no matter how big the diversion is. Lengel is a major character because of the fact that he is the person who starts the conflict of the story. It is his chastisement of the girls that starts the primary conflict of the story and this conflict is what influences everything that happens later in the story. There aren’t that many characteristics to place these major characters into a popular stereotype but from the information given and

This book, truly stimulating and electrifying, takes place in the mysterious and little town of Wolf Hollow. The centre of attention and the main attraction in this book is indeed the main character Cameron Weaver. A few other subjects of attention include Cameron's Mother and her Lover boy! Aka C.B., or cowboy boots to Cameron, but really Ken! Although these three persona's are the principal figures in the book, there must always be a bad guy, and that guy is Cameron's, supposed to be forgotten, yet always in mind, father. Cameron and his clingy Mother are always on the run from the horrific situation. Although, one thing is for sure, Cameron is not to call or be in contact with his father. Cameron and his mother are once again are forced