Who Is Javert A Hero

The Outsiders written by S.E. Hinton is sold worldwide. This book sold more than 14 million copies. This hit has shown heroism throughout the book and readers never knew what was going to happen next. I personally think that a hero is Brave, Sticks up for Friends and Strangers, and also is willing to sacrifice his or her life for others. In The Outsiders Johnny best fits my personal description of a hero.

"It is precisely of him that I wished to speak. Dispose of me as you please; but help me first to carry him home. I only ask that of you." Upon examination of Les Miserables, it is clearly evident that the elements of Forgiveness, Self – Sacrifice, and Courage are only a few of the main themes Hugo wanted to develop.

In Johnny Tremain, Esther Forbes shows how human nature is dynamic and unpredictable by having Johnny change throughout the book. He was a fictional dynamic character who lived in Boston during the 1700s. Johnny's personality changed drastically throughout the story. His feelings for others also changed in the story. In addition, Johnny's views about the American Revolution changed in the story. Johnny Tremain's personality, feelings for others, and thoughts about the American Revolution changed throughout the book.

When Jean Valjean is released from prison, he understands the bias he is going to face in the real world. Explaining to the bishop, he says that the real punishment begins now, as he can not get a job; without a job he can not make money and will be

In his novel Hugo addresses the need for social reform and change in the crumbling and corrupt streets of French society. He specifically emphasizes improvement in education, the justice system, and the attitude of society towards women, and their political impact on French culture. Hugo does this particularly through Fantine, a woman who resorts to prostitution after being dismissed from her job as a factory worker; in addition to the existence of her illegitimate daughter, Cosette, her blemished reputation disables her from working in another reputable place. Because of Fantine’s shortage of an education and of society’s negative view of women abused by noble men, she is representative of the social injustices against women during this time. She’s illustrative of the gulf in France’s hierarchical system. Her condemnation to a life as a prostitute after being used by an aristocratic man highlights the social shortcomings present in the nobility’s attitude towards the lower classes, which continued to suffer. The misfortune that falls on Jean Valjean, an innocent man who only stole bread to help his dying sister, also represents the crookedness of France’s justice system. Valjean is likened to a habitual criminal and thrown in jail for nineteen years, an absurd sentence for only a loaf of bread. What’s worse is that he’s

I think johnny is the hero because he saved all of those kids who he could have let them die but he didn’t he sacrificed his life to save their lives but he did because he didn’t want them to die but it ended up backfiring on him and since he broke his back in the church it caused him to to stay in the hospital and he died after the rumble when they were visiting him but ponyboy is a hero to because he helped the kids to but he just got a big bruise on his back he did not end up like johnny did but he was sick all ready and and he also went and participated in the rumble and he has had the roughest week of his life ever and two of his friend have died.

One day, in Mt. Olympus, Ares was walking through the hallway when he noticed that someone had just stolen his sword. Ares looked back. He saw that Jeff was holding his magical sword. “Give me my sword back” Ares demanded.

The protagonist’s transformation begins when the bishop recognizes Jean Valjean’s human soul that is capable of goodness. When he is put out into the streets, Valjean goes from place to place being rejected for being a convict until he meets the bishop who sees him as a common person, “That men saw his mask, but the bishop saw his face”(75). Even though people might be good, they don’t always see someone’s true soul. The bishop’s simple act of kindness and deeper understanding

Do you like hero’s? Well with the outsiders there is a hero named Johnny Cade, who really stuck his neck out to save others lives who were just little souls. He died trying to save them, and last but not least,he had the courage to go back to the fire.

Kevlar is a military man defending his people through battle and always experiencing events uncommon to an ordinary man or woman’s routine. One specific experience includes continuously seeking out men near death during severe battle to carry them towards safety. By finding, achieving, and doing something greater than himself, sacrificing his life, Kevlar is Joseph Campbell’s definition of a hero.

The tone of the passage is "troubled," which diction, syntax, and imagery create. The author, Victor Hugo, uses melancholy words, like intolerable, somber, and trembling, to describe what Jean Valjean is going through and his confusion. Creating a fluid idea of uncertainty, the word choice adds to the tone by varying connotation. In one sentence, the author describes painful glimpses, but in the next, glimpses of light are vivid. Along with diction, Hugo uses syntax to create his hesitant tone. The sentences in this passage are complex, leading one to think that Valjean’s mind is rambling, filled with thoughts and uncertainty. Using imagery, a way to paint a picture with words, the author describes settings and events in this passage. Working

This passage from Johnny Tremain, by Esther Forbes, demonstrates how the theme of the beginning of the book, develops the plot and mood. After the introduction, the reader can immediately see that Mr. Lapham believes in God and in his teachings. Due to his belief in God, he felt that Johnny’s pride would not be appreciated by God. For this reason, he continuously tells Johnny that God will punish him. As the plot develops, this idea, which the passage exemplifies, is repeated multiple times. This concept helps develop the plot further because the reader is able to foresee Johnny’s injury. Johnny’s injury marks the climax and turning point in the book. After the climax the theme continues through the falling action. The theme that the passage

Within the book ‘The Outsiders’, written by S.E Hinton in 1967, the character Johnny Cade is represented as an innocent and ‘good’ young boy through his dialogue, actions and by the way others speak of him. Johnny conveys the theme that not everything is 'black and white', and that everyone is a shade of grey, through actions and events that involved him. This presentation will show that Johnny himself is a shade of grey, even with everyone else saying how 'good' he is, because of his murder of Bob the Soc, however it will also be shown that he is still 'good' because of the event that took place at the church.

In his novel, Les Miserables, Victor Hugo identifies the principle social evils of French society through the actions and qualities of his characters. By depicting each of his characters’ struggles through destitute and oppressed measures, Hugo is able to identify the social errors of 19th century France. The fact that characters such as Valjean, Javert, Fantine, and Cosette, attempt to rise above poverty and redeem themselves indicate that such inequalities did, and still do, exist to this day. Through the use of feminist ideals and the criminal injustice system, Hugo attacks the principle social evils that each of his characters face in Les Miserables.

Les Miserables is a characteristic romantic work in both theme and form. In theme the novel assaults the traditional social structure, glorifies freedom of thought and spirit, and makes a hero of the average individual. In this novel the several characters were portrayed as heros. It follows the lives and interactions of several French