Nusrat Character Analysis

The simplistic plot of the novel and the overall theme of love allows the author to span the lives of the main characters. The reader sees the span of the life of two of the main characters, Sidda and her mother Vivi, as

Dreams are vital to human existence. Without them, a depressing life such as the one the Youngers have in the play A Raisin In The Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, would be utterly unbearable. The Youngers were strong and faithful, continuously trying to make their dreams become reality. Even though they were a family plagued by the hardship of poverty, they pushed on through whatever obstacles they encountered. Beneatha, one of the main characters, had the American dream of becoming a doctor, which is affected by her individualism, determination, and expressiveness.

Through her education, she gets to stand to own her own and a bold feminist in the society. He embraces politics in the family and advocates for civil rights. Towards the end of the play, Beneatha completely embraces Asagai and takes George out of her choices. She even considers studying medicine in Africa, and that transforms her from thinking of being a white to the recognition of her real identity as a real African lady. In Fences, she can be compared to Cory who was dedicated to being a footballer and worked in a Grocery during his free times (Wilson).

(AGG) Najmah has gone through many things in her life that no one should have gone through (BS-1)Najmah is losing many important people in her life, so she needs to step up and become more responsible. (BS-2) The bombing affects Najmah in many ways, some ways are good and some ways are bad. (BS-3) Najmah is regaining her hope and her voice. (TS)Due to her experiences, najmah changed in several ways through the novel.

(MIP-2) Nusrat loses her parents slowly after she converts to Islam and begins to start a new life.(SIP-A) Her parents make it very clear that they do not support the person she has become and are unhappy with her decisions. (STEWE-1) When they first arrived in Peshawar Nusrat said “When she and Faiz first came to Peshawar, her mother wrote to say how heartbroken she and Nusrat’s father were

Throughout the book she has flashbacks of her childhood. When Hangs mother was young her parents died leaving the mother and uncle as orphans. Hangs uncle was taken in and was put into the army. When the mother's brother returned back he found out that the mother had married the neighbor and they moved into their parents house and his brother in law inherited all of the land including the house. The husband is very fortunate to have this , his family is not wealthy. When Chich, hangs uncle returned as a general he “redistributes” the land out to peasants. He ends up kick Hangs father, Tan and his family out of the house, he gave all of the land away and is determined to have his sister become unmarried. Tan leaves the village.

TCITR explores the challenges of living life on your own terms amidst the social pressures of the 1950’s, through the idea of individuality. Similarly TPOBAW, examines the struggles of teenagers being individuals amidst social cliques, facades and peer pressures of the 1990s’.The challenges of being an individual in America is shaped in the 1950’s context, where the protagonist, Holden, in TCITR is considered an outcast by rebelling against 1950’s parental values that held social advancement through academia and goes on a manic quest to New York searching for identity and deep meaning in life. Holden’s quest for individuality is accentuated through symbolism of his red hunting hat, a symbol of his uniqueness and internal struggles. “I swung

(AGG) The main point of the book, Under the Persimmon Tree by Suzanne Fisher Staples, is to show the effect that loss can have on an average person, like you and me. (BS-1) When Nusrat had lost her beloved sister, she felt lost, and like she did not belong. (BS-2) Since her sister tragically died, helping children in need has helped Nusrat cope as she has been on a constraint search for the “why” that she felt she so needed to find. (BS-3) Her husband’s death has showed Nusrat her real self and that she must honor her husband and make amends for her mistakes in the past. (TS) The experiences and obstacles that Nusrat has within this book, are related to all of the loss that she has encountered in her life, changing her.

In sum, Naomi’s childhood of mistreatment and hardship leads peace at last. She has been able to seek closure with everyone in her life, it may not be the best or exciting moments but, she content with life again. Although her wounds will never fully heal, Naomi has come to terms with her past and allows herself to find solutions to her

In the story Into The Beautiful North, there is an array of colorful characters and the story seems to have strong tones of magical realism. While analyzing the characters, many of them fit into the fairytale profiles. In the story, there is a heroine and a damsel in distress. A hero’s purpose in a book is to save the damsel in distress, which in this story, is the town Tres Camarones. This story is a modern fairy tale because the characters fall into classic fairy tale archetypes, but have their own modern day twist.

(SIP B) The separation from family makes characters realize how grateful they are. (STEWE-1) Najmah reminisces of the beautiful simplicity of Kohil-i-Dil and her brother. Nur made Najmah so terrified and angry from teasing her about her childish fears. She was grateful for her brother, “I knew he would when laid down his life for me”(245).

This is when Najmah starts to mature and become more responsible because she does her father’s and brother’s chores. This shows how Najmah has changed because she is taking care of her mother like an adult. (STEWE-2) Najmah explains to the reader how she doesn't get scared of silly things anymore and how she has matured. “I no longer think of leopards at all. I am more worried about leaving my mother and baby brother alone in the house with the possibility that the Taliban might return looking for more food”(62). Now Najmah doesn’t worry about silly leopards, she only worries about the Taliban coming back. Her soul focus became protecting and taking care of her mother. (CS) These are a few examples of how Najmah changes due to the loss of Baba-Jan and Nur.

Her husband refuses to believe that she has rebelled against him without Nagib's influence. She responds to this by asking "Was it Nagib who gave birth to me or I to him?"(95) It was with difficulty but her husband accepts his new wife. This empowers the mother to begin school, cut her hair, smoke, even learn to

Spunky, determine, indecisive, strong, self-centered, educated, independent, opinionated, put all those things together and you make Beneatha. Walter Lee’s younger sister, Mama’s daughter, Ruth’s sister in law, Travis’s aunt. She is the most educated out of the Younger family.

What makes a man worthy to be honorable? Is his greatness something earned through struggle or just a title that has been passed down? It is the man Sundiata is destined to have been, the greatest king, as he is portrayed in D.T Niane’s classic tale “Sundiata: an epic of old Mali. This classic tale shows the impact of courage, power, and motherly love on the life of the ancient africans kingdom's greatest king. D.T Niane’s shows the life of a man once being looked down upon, to now being known as one of the greatest in history.