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    Tragedy and comedy are used in the film Mean Girls to allow viewers to learn a new meaning about the characters and the plot of the film. The movie Mean Girls uses aspects of a tragic hero, including tragic flaw, free choice, downfall, discovery and change to create the aspects of the main character, Cady, and to teach a lesson about finding one’s self. As noted by Johnson and Arp, a tragic hero is someone with admirable and powerful intentions or traits, but also may have a few flaws (1294).

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    Character Analysis Essay “I hope you write something really good. Something you believe in” (Stockett 171). Kathryn Stockett uses many forms of characterization to portray the character of Skeeter Phelan in her book, The Help. Skeeter faces many challenges and issues which help her grow as a person. The reader can get a strong sense of her morals and personality traits through the methods of characterization used in writing the novel. Skeeter’s strong ethics and individual persona make her a relatable

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    “You make me brave, you know?” says the main character Sam Temple of the coming-of-age novel Gone to his love interest, Astrid Ellison. In the books Gone by Michael Grant, Looking for Alaska by John Green, and Paper Towns by John Green, young love is present between two of the characters in the book. The main character (often male) is significantly different before this young love. After the main character falls in love his behavior changes, such as reckless behaviour, for example drinking and skipping

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    reading Julius Caesar, we are faced with the conflict of who is the protagonist? You could go the easy way and say it is Caesar because that's the name of the story, unfortunately that is too easy. Caesar is the protagonist, Brutus is an important character but i don’t think he is the protagonist. “Who is the protagonist… Is it Caesar” in my opinion Julius Caesar is the protagonist. Caesar does die at the beginning of the story, but all throughout the whole story his name lives on through his son.

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    stories or fiction got so deep rooted in our culture and the are emotionally so strong that it becomes very complicated for a person to get rid of that event. The Game of Luck is an enchanting story with masterful use of setting and sensational characters that engages readers and can move them to experience life in a deeper way. As a child, Peter john lived in south Africa until his father passed away. Then his mother moved them to United Kingdom . Mrs. Peter made certain that her children learned

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    on page 150, she wrote down that “On Saturdays after our chores were done, we were allowed to ride our bikes down the long hill to the river that ran lazy and clear in the dry season and rushed by in red-brown torrent when the monsoons fell.” The character is smart. On page 149, Kamela talks about her school. “So rare was the day when someone didn’t go home from school lined with angry red stripes.” Kamela had found a way around this, “With a quick memory and a high motivation to avoid pain, I was

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    What if everthing and everyone you loved went away? Life is hard, but luckily you have your loved ones to help you. But what if you didn’t? In the book, The Outsiders, even though many characters impacted each other, Johnny, Ponyboy, and Dally impacted their peers the most throughout the book. Johnny made a lot of bad choices in the book, but the worst choice of all that not only affected Ponyboy but Dally too, was on page 64 when Johnny killed Bob. (“I’ve killed that boy!”) (” “Johnny is stained

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    Peter Falk, who plays a grandfather who is reading a bedtime story to his grandson. As the narration begins, the movie transitions into a fantasy land where there is a Giant, a fire swamp, and shrieking eels. The story introduces us to the main character, Buttercup, who is a young and beautiful woman who has an optimistic and bright personality. Her love interest, Westley, is a simple and attractive, farm boy who she sees as less than her. However, in a way to mock many fairytales, she falls madly

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    important theme that is apparent in the novel is that in the face of death, humans can and will do anything to survive. Another theme that is stressed in this novel is that anything can be overcome if you have the will and determination to survive. A character that only appeared briefly in the book but still had a significant presence is the protagonist’s mother.

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    theme of the importance of names and their purposes, I did a close reading of the revealing of Serret’s name. Even before I analyzed my specific quote from the novel, I knew that the character I chose was the most complicated of all of the characters included in our group’s presentation. Serret is a very confusing character whose motive is never explicitly explained or fully understood. Me, as the reader, had to connect the dots myself and try to figure out who she is and what her reasoning was for revealing

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