Analysis of characters

and blue jeans. The characters in the book, “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton, were not very heroic-they were just humans-it was easy to believe that this is the way they should be. The characters in the plot give the reader a feeling this can be a true story. The author has created the personality of the characters through the descriptions of Ponyboy (the narrator) and through their actions. The following are some examples of these methods of getting familiar with a character; “Steve Randle was seventeen

Aura: Analysis & Response Part A: Carlos Fuentes’ Aura is about a man named Felipe Montero who gets hired by an elderly woman named Consuelo Llorente to edit and review her deceased husband’s manuscripts. Later on in the story he is introduced to Sra. Llorente’s niece, Aura, and instantly falls in love with her. As the story goes on, strange events occur during Felipe’s time there with the story concluding that Aura is the embodiment of Consuelo’s young past life. Fuentes uses imagery throughout

They haunt. They harass. They horrify. They are a child’s worst nightmare. Characters pulled from the depths of the deepest abyss instill fear throughout many stories, such as deranged Montresor from Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Cask of Amontillado.” In the sinister text, the protagonist Montresor has his eye set on disposing of his nemesis the antagonist, Fortunato, who has in someway done him “a thousand wrongs” (Poe 67). As Montresor leads an unaware Fortunato into the vaults of his forefathers

Character Analysis Somethings are not always what they appear to be. People usually catch when something is advertise falsely, making it look good when it isn’t, but at a young age you have a slim chance of finding those falsely advertised places or items. Roald Dahl is the creator of the “Landlady” Where Billy Weaver finds himself spending the night with a kind, mysterious, and later obsessed with her guest. The Landlady is a sweet and friendly person when you first meet her. She lets Billy stay

enemies but exactly how does it make him a greater hero than the average hero? In the text Beowulf’s uncle which is Hygelac was said to be a great ruler and it is evident that this is Beowulf’s role model and hero and as the story goes on. As a character Beowulf encounters with great monsters and dragons reveal him to be a great fighter and hero by saving his kingdom from his enemies’ evidence from the text being that Beowulf follow’s in his uncle’s footsteps by being a great ruler. “Beowulf’s personal

William Shakespeare’s most intricate play, Hamlet, includes many dynamic characters, including Hamlet himself. Hamlet is a very complicated character with many controversial aspects embedded within his thoughts and dialogues. One of the most essential questions one could ask about Hamlet is to question his sanity and the justification of his actions. My personal take on this subject is that Hamlet’s actions were not justified due to his split decisiveness and moral acknowledgements. The spark that

Analysis: Stage Thunder strikes and the three witches enter the stage, which has been set up to look like a cave. There is a boiling pot in the centre. Again, the setting of the scene highlights the evil intentions of the witches. This is one of the most explicit and influential scenes of the play and it revolves around the three witches chanting a spell for Macbeth. The ingredients they use to make the spell are sickening and hideous, like the witches themselves, who Macbeth (The King) has chosen

In the novel 1984, by George Orwell, the two main characters, Julia and Winston provide a thrilling tale for the readers. Through character analysis, the two of them may seem very similar yet in many more ways they are different. Julia and Winston find joy in breaking the laws together but for different reasons. Julia appears to be consumed with a desire to do wrong to stand up to the party by sleeping around whereas Winston rebels through a political sense as he wants to test the limits of the party

Patrick Süskind’s seminal 1985 novel, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, achieves that rare feat of creating a main character that portrays a protagonist that lacks conventional heroic qualities or in other literature term, an anti-hero. The novel discusses the main character Grenouille, who became an infamous criminal who lived in the unhygienic and uprising rebellion in Paris, France, 18th century. He had experienced life chiefly through his highly developed sense of smell. Süskind’s did a marvelous

Hamlet to a court jester and makes it clear exactly why Hamlet is acting mad when really he is doing undercover detective work. Ophelia, being Hamlet’s lady friend with benefits is often portrayed as a white, innocent young lady, which gives her character further meaning, rather than only being recognized as Hamlets relief of lust. She goes mad upon hearing news of the sudden murder of her father that Hamlet committed. It is at this point in the peak of her madness when she contributes important and