Vernon Dursley: He is the once from Harry and hates Harry. He works at Grunnings with drills. Petunia Dursley: She is the aunt from Harry and hates Harry too. She is „Hausfrau“ ((housewife) and has a son Dudley Dursley. Dudley Dursley: He is the cousin from Harry and the son from Vernon and Petunia. He also hates Harry and is very „verwöhnt“ (spoiled) Mrs Figg: The neighber from the Dursleys, Harry is often by Mrs Figg. Harry: He lived his first 10 years with the Dursleys, then he comes to Hogwords, because he is a wizard. His parents are died. James and Lilli: The parents from Harry. They were killed by Voldemord. Lilly Potter is the sister from Petunia Dursley. Hagrid: the „Wildhüter“ (gamekeeper) from Hogwarts, he
She's the daughter of John Van Lew and Elizabeth (some called her Eliza) Louise Baker, in addition, the sister of Anna and John (her sister and brother).
When Grubbs goes to Dervish's house, a friend of Dervish is introduced too Grubbs. Dervishes friend is named Bill-E. Grubbs and Bill-E become close friends. Bill-E later convinces Grubbs that dervish is a werewolf and although Grubbs
Murdo, an amazingly kind woman who took care of Lina and Poppy, her baby sister. The kids
Johnathan Brewster- He is the brother of Teddy and Mortimer and is the nephew to Martha and Abby. He is an escaped fugitive who has homicidal tendencies.
The finch family, an aristocratic southern family living on a plantation. But, in To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee, the family is more than that. In the book, the extended family, Aunty Alexandria, Uncle jack, and Francis Finch, are underlying characters that give a whole new perspective on the story. However, the movie cuts out all the extended Finch family. With only a hour or so to film, the movie had to make some cuts, however cutting out the family changed some of the themes dramatically. One of the missing characters, Uncle Jack, showed how a white can recognize racism and be against it. Aunt Alexandra, provided a deeper look into people who are racist for the family name. As well as Francis, a aristocratic, white, racist youth. Overall,
Harry Moffer, Pun Teasley, and Jill Roseberry were ready for action. When we last saw them, Harry, Pun, and Jill were sneaking out the gym; they had recently learned about Hildegarde Lamer being attacked and her face being shoved in a fruitcake. For that, the evil Fanny Teasley was blamed for the incident. As we all know, Fanny Teasley was Pun's younger sister and a huge fan of the Larry Dobber books.
they were killed after joining the revolution. The death of the three sisters was caused by fate
These people are named David, Rosalind, Michael, Mark, Rachel, Katherine, Anne, Sally, Walter Brent, and Petra. Some members of the group are related to each other, like David, Rosalind, and Petra. Other members have never even seen each other throughout the course of the story like Walter Brent. Early in the novel, before the members of the group learn each other’s names, one member disappears.
The oldest of eight children, Charles Dickens was born in Portsmouth in 1812. Dickens experienced a very traumatic childhood which included the ordeal of seeing two of his brother pass away. John Dickens, his father, worked as a clerk in the Navy Pay Office, due to his occupation, the Dickens family had to move a lot. Financial problems led to the imprisonment of John Dickens, who couldn't afford to look after all his family. The whole of Charles Dickens' family soon followed in suite, except for Charles himself though. Instead Charles was taken out of school and made to work in a filthy warehouse, sticking labels on bottles of boot-black for long
father. The second eldest daughter, Rose, is linked to her father through Ginny, who keeps
Being born and raised in a world of structures, Vernon relied on his family to provide a positive example to prosper. Without the help of his mother, Vernon would not be who he is today. Realizing and living through the struggles of social structures, his mother pushed him to make the impossible possible. What made Vernon’s mother remarkable was that she was able to “stand her ground and work to achieve her goals” (18). She taught Vernon that social constraints are only barriers that bring someone down. No matter how much social constraints got to them they always prospered. On the other hand, his father is an example of someone who gave into social constraints resulting in his divorce, a pivotal moment in Vernon’s journey. His father was
Miss Havisham and Mrs. Joe. Joe and Magwitch. Estella and Biddy. Magwitch and Compeyson. These are only a few of the doubles in Great Expectations. Charles Dickens writes a lot of characters to be similar to each other, but with one or two major differences. In this book, some of these doubles include people such as; Miss Havisham and Mrs. Joe, Joe and Magwitch, Estella and Biddy, Matthew Pocket and Herbert, and many more people. Some people might say that this is unimportant, but here are some of the reasons that it is not. Doubles are recurring to show us how people can be very alike and different at the same time, and even though there are many doubles, this will be about three; Miss Havisham and Mrs. Joe, Magwitch and Compeyson, and Estella
the war he lived with his family in England. He failed to obtain a regular
Greens Keeper at Hogwarts, one of Harrys friends, very sensitive, and a great love for
After being released from Ms. Havishams service, Pip becomes Joe’s apprentice. Four years into his apprenticeship, Pip is approached by a man who he vaguely remembers meeting once at the Satis House. This man is Jaggers, a lawyer, who proceeds to tell Pip that an anonymous benefactor has made Pip