The Characteristics Of Louise From Bob's Burgers

It’s apparent that Louise’s identity has changed from being a shy and isolated girl to someone that wants to have power.

I have made a few connections with some of the characters that have been introduced in the book so far. I have a connection to real life with Luma who is a lady who does whatever she can to help others. I also try to do this. I have this connection because my dad has the exact personality of Luma and I like to take after my dad. Luma is currently the coach of a refugee soccer team.

Louise’s illusions all have a beginning stage. One of these delusions is the fact that she views the world in a superficial perspective, only connection self worth to beauty. An example of this, is seen when she is given the symbolic representation of a prostitute when she marries her first husband, seducing him with her charm and beauty. This provides background information about her character, stating that this superficial view has been a part of her since a young age. This twisted perspective also feeds into her other misconception, which is that her son, Patrice, must be intelligent because of his beautifully sculpted face and body, but, is in fact dumb. In the quote “Louise did not question the intelligence of her ten-year-old Adonis. He spoke very little, but she attributed this speechlessness, like the silence of the gods, to

her mother on the inside but not on the out. Louise does not care for the inside which is

Though Emily and Louise have their similarities they also have their differences. Louise Mallard thought that self-assertion was the strongest impulse of her being. This proves that Louise Mallard’s ultimate goal was to be accepted by society as a solitary woman, and the only way for her to achieve that goal was for her husband to die and for her to become a widow. Emily’s ultimate goals were to be accepted by her father, and to be accepted by herself. The evidence clearly shows that she thought highly of her father.

Your character is who you are and the traits you possess to make you, you! You can display your character many ways through the things you like! For an example I really enjoy writing short stories and you can see my personality through my stories. Character alike scholarship can also make or break your school career. Some students use their character qualities in a wrong way, like if you are funny or can make a joke some kids use that quality during classes and at the wrong times!

The fictional character I relate to the most is Meredith Grey from Grey’s Anatomy. She does the best that she can to do the right thing in difficult situations and she has trouble connecting with people. Although I am not a world renowned surgeon, yet, I feel her personality fits with mine the best. I sometimes find it hard to relate to the people around me and have a deep personal connection with them. Throughout the show Meredith normally attaches to one or two people to rely on, we are similar in that way, I find it hard to trust a lot of people and it takes a long time for me to feel comfortable enough to open up to them. Meredith also almost always tries her hardest to do the right thing, sometimes it does not end up the way it was supposed

The character in which I would compare myself to is Tessa, this being Tessa is a driven and motivated women. Tessa is always trying to find the positives in everything and always gives Harry hope, even though within the book is as portrayed as Harry’s ‘hero’ I believe in a way Harry was Tessa’s hero. An example of this is in chapter 32 when Tessa says “He’s been my hero, my tormenter at times, but mostly my hero.” Here she is finding the good within Harry and somehow brought her more happiness than she had perceived. Another example of this in chapter 40 “You always see the light in me, how is that possible when there isn’t any?” This is when Harry says this to Tessa when he is putting himself down but Tessa is trying to make him see the light.

The three characters I can identify with the most are (in no particular order) John Bender (real name Judd Nelson), Andrew Clarke (real name Emilio Estevez), and

mind of a reader the character they relate with most is what makes the story interesting to read. We both stand up for what is right, we both have a calm temper until someone tries to infringe on our values, finally we both believe that what the right thing to do isn't always what should be done.

In an article titled, “Characters Make the Plot”, Martha Alderson states, “no matter how exciting the action, the character's emotional development provides the real fascination” (Alderson 1). The characters are the most important part of the plot because they are what make the plot happen. In the same article, Alderson argues that viewers, “emotionally identify with the main character as a character” (Alderson 1). In the sitcom Friends, the main characters Monica, Phoebe, Rachel, Ross, Chandler, and Joey all play important roles when one considers their different personalities. Monica is the clean freak, Phoebe is the awkward masseuse, Rachel is the spoiled fashionista, Ross is the nerdy paleontologist, Chandler is the weird joker, and Joey is the unintelligent actor.

There once was a straight a student in Fredonia high school. The student’s name was Betty Burns. She always got good grades in high school. She got all of her assignments on time everyday. Sports she played where volleyball, track and softball.

In the movie Higher Learning many characters face different situations, and the character that appeals to me, or that identify myself as, would be Fudge. The reason why Fudge is because; he encourages his friends to not look at a book for just an assignment, but to look into the book, and learn from it. I read books from time to time, and I read it to analyze its not just for an assignment, and I try to encourage friends to read it. Another Reason why I consider myself to be like Fudge is because, he looks out for his friends or like, he considers it his “homies” I would look out for my friends, and only they earned it I just won’t look out for a friend who fools around all the time. However I’m not fully like Fudge because, he would deal

Louise's identity is defined by her epiphany, while Emily, who never breaks free from her restrictions, continues to be confined to the identity placed upon her from the community. Louise’s name is not discovered until after her discovery of freedom, up to this point she had been only referred to as her married name. This is significant because it shows how both authors show how deeply these women rooted their identities in their repression during these times. They are both confined to the image of their own household. Emily’s house is symbolic, the town people can only see her from outside her house, which is representative of her family’s legacy which she, herself is only perceived by as well. “Only Miss Emily’s house was left,

I assert that when I read about characters in a story or write my own story with my own characters, their thoughts become my own and as a result, I see a change in my own character and how I face things everyday. I develop the character traits I deem ‘good’ and learn from the character