Your Character Will Make It By John Lubbock

Throughout life or a story people and characters change over time. Not always is the change for the good, but there is hope that it usually is. In books the hero will usually evolve to be an even greater character than they were in the beginning of the story. They may grow courage or bravery, or even find themselves as a person. In The Hobbit, written by J.R.R. Tolkien, the main character and hero, Bilbo Baggins changes a great deal over the time of the adventure he embarked on.

It’s true because you are a different person. You can do things differently ,for you are a whole new person. For example, if you were always the grumpy one, you can turn it all around and no longer be that person.

Many character traits are determined by outside influences such as Friendships, others opinions, and also your school.

Emotions play a huge role in our lives. They control how we go about our day and feel toward loved ones. They influence our morals and ethics; they govern our worlds. How we feel dictates our outlook on the world. When one is sad and lonely, society, to him or her, is no longer sympathetic; life is hopeless and empty. “Like thunderclouds, in the distance they look black, over our heads scarcely gray,” says famous German Romantic writer Jean Paul. In addition, our emotions control our physical appearances, portraying, to the world, how we feel inside. For example, Arthur Dimmesdale from The Scarlet Letter looked “thin and white-cheeked” (183) when he felt guilty for his lustful sin. In fact, The Scarlet Letter clearly portrays how the emotions of its characters influence their perspectives and appearances, which is similarly represented in our lives today.

Experiences can change how people act and how they later behave. This is seen in almost all forms of storytelling, In Books like the Hunger Games the main storyteller will go through many different situations and their personality reflects on that. By the end of the series the main character will have a much different opinion for some ideas. And the character will have a much different personality.

Emotions can have an impact on one's actions. Those emotions are controlled with relationships between people. Breaking those relationships can leave someone scarred and leave them very traumatic. Peter Pan’s life had been drastically changed with one girl’s emotions, relationships, and traumatic experiences.

Emotions are formed by an individual's past or the present experiences. Therefore, emotions can easily arise at the wrong time. Something as simple as a facial expression can trigger a connection to a bad memory which results in emotional mood swings. Emotions generally influence a person's behavior, therefore emotional intelligence is necessary for a Businessman and Businesswoman alike. According to Myers-Briggs personality test, "everyone perceives the world and make decisions differently." (Feldman, 392) Once a person learns how to successfully identify and label each of their feeling they will become more equipped to controlling them. These emotions include anger, fear, sadness, and disgust. For, example if an individual suffered from a childhood with parents that forced them to complete a complacent task the child can become rebellious to authority. Another, controlling factor of emotions depends on the structure of a person's personality. According to Freud's theory, an individual's personality is developed from three parts the ID, Ego, and Superego. (386, Feldman) The ID refers to the raw personality that reduces tension related natural impulses such as eating. The Ego provides a buffer between the ID and the outside world. Basically, the ego acts as a filter of one's negative traits. It ultimately allows an individual to choose which emotion they desire to share. Finally, the Superego is a personality

Emotions are important aspects of human’s diurnal interactions. It allows human to freely express what they really feel and what they think about the person they are interacting with. However, society has certain demands of condition where humans are allowed to express their emotion or not, thus giving human capability to alter how they truly feel and hiding the genuineness of their emotion.

I belief our character develops from the upbringing we receive from our parents, our family, the kind of school we attend and the community we lived in.

Emotion regulation is one of the most critical stages of Childhood development. During this critical period children develop the foundation and basis of future success and overall well being. Children learn that emotions indicate to them their internal state and indicates to others their motivational and internal state. Emotions represent our internal state and are influenced by our external environment. They can be automatic or controlled response to our environment in relation to our current situation. As children start to learn about their emotions, they begin to understand how they can influence; the kinds of emotions they have, when they experience certain emotions and how they express their emotions. Emotions can be influenced by

Emotional development is defined as the process during childhood to adolescence when people develop the ability to control various aspects within their emotional and social lives (Goleman, 1995; Halberstadt, Denham, & Dunsmore, 2001; Matthews, Zeidner, & Roberts, 2002). However, before one can understand emotional development, one has to understand what emotion is. The word emotion is not so easily defined. Emotion in itself is like a jigsaw puzzle that is composed of many different pieces. Emotion is composed up of 5 “puzzle pieces” which are: the brain’s recognition of emotions, how the body responds to emotion, how

Our personalities differ as much as our DNA. Each one with many different traits that make us who we are. While my siblings did not make the brightest choices, I have become wiser in the decisions I make to show who I truly am. My parents, also have helped me discover traits that were in me all along. My personality consists of different traits that have helped me find my true self.

Considering emotions are a huge part of daily life, one might have an interest as to why in the world they operate in such a fashion. A person might go through an entire lifetime without knowing how their actions might have impacted the emotion they experienced. Often times if one knew how to change the way the felt, they would. It is possible that it could have even benefited that person to be more aware of their actions. Emotions are a part of one’s personality and knowing the cause is important to make people aware of what impacts them, knowing the ways it can influence behavior, and how it can be changed.

Emotions. They appear to control our lives; from interacting with people to being essential to our survival in situations where our ‘reptilian’ brain (the part of our brain that largely corresponds with that of reptiles and is therefore more instinctual) takes over. At this very moment, all over the globe, emotions are ruling people’s decisions and actions, ultimately moulding the basis of who they are and how they interact with their environments. Our relationships and prejudices, reactions and wellbeing are all influenced by these powerful control systems, yet it seems that society has no idea how emotions work or how we can use them to make everyday life better for ourselves and everyone around us. Despite the fact that they affect us so significantly, we have yet to come to a definitive conclusion on the physiological and psychological workings of emotions.

Each of us are different in many ways and that fact cannot possible be disputed by anyone who has any back ground in the human sciences, as it has been scientifically proven that we all have unique finger prints, DNA, hair, looks, behavior and facial expressions and the combination of these things make us unique "personality types" so to speak. We also function from two different perspectives and we need to understand how each one of us functions. We each like to think that we are special (which we are) and in that portrayal system, we mostly portray what we perceive we want people to think about us. On the other side of the coin we have a reality in what we truly believe about ourselves and the way we feel inwardly. Many of us become disillusioned with our true inner picture, simple because of a misunderstanding of our personal purpose in life.