Dynamic Characters Essay

are divided by a house, the Capulet and the Montague. Juliet, daughter of Lord Capulet and Lady Capulet, falls in love with Romeo, who is a part of the Montague house. Tybalt is a vengeful, aggressive, and an arrogant sword fighter. He is a static character who exhibits those traits which affects the play negatively. Tybalt‘s vengeful characteristic affects the play in a negative way. First, during the ball that Lord Capulet arranged for Juliet, Tybalt became indignant that Juliet was dancing with Romeo

There is a lot of plays with a lot of characters in those plays. Some of those characters are flat, round, static, stock, and archetypes. But not all of these are not always shown in plays. The character Antigone in the play Antigone is an interesting character during the era this play takes place in that calls for an examination, for she takes on a out ward look of a static character when if fact she is a dynamic character through her actions in the play. Back in the time of Antigone females

from his old friend Crito. Crito wants to help Socrates get out of prison. Sophocles and Plato both presents dynamic between these characters where one set of characters inquires and examines and one set of characters act selfishly, does not inquire, and sticks with the status quo within their society. The dynamic that Sophocles sets up between Antigone and Ismene is that Antigone is a character that inquires and examines, while Ismene is not inquiring and sticks with the status quo within their society

stories or movies characters have different types. There are 4 different types of characters, which are flat/ static, flat/ dynamic, round/ static, and round/ dynamic. These are the types of characters that could be found in a story that explains to the reader about the character. Static means that a character doesn’t change and remains the same throughout the whole story. Dynamic is the exact opposite of static is a character changes throughout the story. Moreover round is a character that the reader

the Novel--The Giver--by Lois Lowry, is told about people in a Utopia. In the novel, there is a very Dynamic named Jonas. A dynamic Character is someone who changes throughout a work or movie. In the seventh Star Wars Ray, is a dynamic character because she was scared to hold faith in her lightsaber, but later on had the bravery to use one. The first evidence to show why Jonas is a dynamic character is stated on page 113. On page 113 it states, “‘When did they decide that?’ Jonas asked angrily.’It

In Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, a sundry amount of characters change over the course of time in this book. Some of which are very notable dynamic characters. In this magnificent story there are very dynamic characters such as Reverend Hale and Elizabeth Proctor. There are also many pieces of worthy evidence and quotes throughout the whole entire book. In the story, you start to visualize Reverend Hale’s emotions and thought process as he comes into Salem after hearing word of witchcraft roaming

Mrs. Smith-Meyer 31 October 2016 Dynamic and Static Characters The most dynamic character in Jane Austen’s Persuasion is Anne Elliot. Although Anne may have lost her youthful beauty, she still possesses an intellectual beauty that allows her to grow as a dynamic character. Unlike her sister, Mary Musgrove has remained static in the novel thus far. I enjoyed this reading because I related Anne’s character to my past self. While I am very much related to Anne’s character, as someone who has grown out

In the story A Christmas Carol, the main character is Ebenezer Scrooge. Towards the beginning Scrooge is a jerk and only cares about himself, but at the end of the play, Scrooge changes and cares about other things. Scrooge is a dynamic character. These are reasons why Scrooge is a dynamic character. In the beginning of the story, before the encounter with The Spirit of Christmas Past, Scrooge was very selfish and he only cared about himself and his Business. Before the visit of the Spirit

The Book of Lost Things, by John Connolly through characterization, although the author uses various literary terms to show that his main character comes of age. David is a depressed flat character in the beginning who eventually has to grow up a lot faster than other kids his age and become a person that sticks up for himself and a dynamic mature character as the book progresses.     In the beginning of the novel David is characterized as depressed child. For example, “David would always remember

Massachusetts were put through a severe test during the witchcraft trials. Throughout these trials, a few of the characters changed dramatically, due to their experiences. Two of our dynamic characters, or characters that go through an important, inner change throughout the course of story, would be John Proctor and Reverend Hale. John Proctor would be classified as a dynamic character, because of how he matured during the play. When the play begins, we are told of an affair that took place between