Summary : ' Breaking New ! '

To conclude, these are the four loneliest characters in the novel. They all have similarities in terms of dreams and loneliness however in the story the characters do not notice this but the reader almost classifies these characters as an outsiders group. Their characters show how having big dreams and high aspirations can make you lonelier. We can also see how the views of society affect loneliness such as the acceptance of racism and sexism in this time period as well as the fact that every man was for himself so there

Third-Person Omniscient- When they were in the burning building everyone of them kind of showed that there all not bad inside.

There were only five character’s and all are worth noting: Sandra Birch (Silda) the recovering alcoholic who just got out of rehab who is also Polly’s sister, Bryan Lark (Trip) the youngest child, family referee and TV producer, Hugh Maguire (Lyman), father, husband to Polly, ex-film star and now diplomat, Lea Smith (Brooke) the depressed daughter who carries an immense amount of hatred for her parents and failed writer. Lastly, Naz Edwards (Polly) a mother, wife, an old Hollywood screenwriter and a person who has had to be “strong” for a long time which comes off as

3) Trampas: Trampas first gets introduced in the Saloon when they began to play cards. Gathering around the table, Trampas was introduced as the guy who did everything. No one knew what he actually did, he went everywhere getting any job. During the card game, Trampas was found to be cheating by the Virginian. This sets Trampas as the “bad guy” in the Virginian. He dies in the end by the

~Radine- She is an all American girl whose family descended from Texas. Her family had a struggle with money. Jeanne and her me shortly after the release of Manzanar. Radine proved to be a good friend when she accepted Jeanne, stuck by her side, and defended her. Radine, like Jeanne, was a scout girl. Jeanne soon became envious of Radine in the book because Radine was the girl that everyone loved. With blonde hair and blue eyes. They remain friends until the end of high school. ~Eleanor Wakatsuki- Eleanor is the second oldest Wakatsuki child of Mama and Papa.

The first is Sassoon who tells the story through himself and his personal experiences during his life. He plays an overly sympathetic role just like the real Sassoon. He stands by what he believes in and will not contradict himself in any way. You may even see him as just stubborn. Even though he goes back to the war he still stands by his views. For this reason he is much the fan favourite. The second is Dr Rivers. The main man in the hospital. He was a former anthropologist turned psychologist. His job is

Scott Hudson, a high school kid trying to get through his sophomore year with great grades. Farah Ahmedi, trying to cross the border of Pakistan to escape the war-torn Afghanistan. Sam McGee, a man whose worst enemy is the cold and wants to be cremated. These three characters have all undertaken a mission with determination.

​Out of the individuals the three that stood out to me the most are has follows Tony, Jackie, and Neil. Although these three individuals all lead a totally different life somewhere along the road they faced similar challenges with life.

The thesis of Judith Weisenfeld’s book New World A-Coming:Black Religion and Racial Identity during the Great Migration states that during the Great Migration period,  African-American people in the United States rejected their Negro-Christian identity given to them by creating new religio-racial identities, which gave them a new sense of power and purpose. The Great Migration was a large movement of African-Americans from the rural south up to Northern Cities after the Reconstruction period. During this time, African-American culture began to flourish heavily in these cities. The goal of this book is to examine how African-Americans reformed themselves through a mix of new religious ideas and racial identities.  

people that will be banished later on in the story. Harte described the characters using familiar western types.

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.

The third character is the old man. What we know of him is that he is deaf and passes every night getting drunk at the café. It is believed by the waiters that he has plenty of money. After all, he can afford to sit and get drunk every night. Even when he is drunk, he is incredibly neat. “This old man is clean. He drinks without spilling. Even now, drunk.” He is filled with despair, which may be the reason that he tried to hang himself the week before. He is taken care of by his niece, since she was the one who saved him when he tried to kill himself. He may have been married at one time. He has no real desire to go home, since he waits until the waiters cut him off before he leaves.

“Let’s go Joe,” I muttered as I took his hand. I began to walk towards the front door, when I heard a shout.

The way of their behavior, the three of them were previously thrown out from a junkyard. The characters of this scene that takes place are Hogarth Hughes, voiced by Eli Marinthal,

With these definitions in mind we can analyze the five characters within this film. The three main round characters are