favorite character essay

is called the Alchemist. I never read the playwright, so I was walking into this live production with a blank mind. The show was good. Great props, not much scenery. An actor by the name of Thom Gillott was in this production. He performed his character with such dignity and strong structure. I also admired Stuart McDaniel. He was literally the face of the production. These two together is an unstoppable duo. Even though there was not much scenery, Thom Gillott and Stuart McDaniel are astonishing

1. In the book titled, “Go Long”, by Tiki Barber and Ronde Barber, my two most favorite characters are Ronde Barber and Matt. Ronde is an eighth grade that plays for the, “Eagles Football Team.” Ronde is a kind-hearted person. He gets along with his twin brother, Tiki, and always supports and helps him whenever he can. Some ways he supports Tiki is when they play football. If and at any time Tiki makes a mistake or gets hurt Ronde always encourages him and complements the way he plays. He supports

The Outsiders is one of my favorite books now, the theme of this book is so great, and the reasons why the author wrote this book are so surreal. Ponyboy, Sodapop, Johnny, and Cherry are my favorite characters. Cherry likes to think of others, like when the greasers were talking about how all the Socs were bad, and Cherry explained that they aren’t all horrible mean bullies. Cherry explained to Ponyboy that Bob was a nice guy, he wasn’t when he got drunk and wanted to hurt people, but he payed attention

Suicide Squad When I think about a good movie, I think about a movie everybody can watch. Something appropriate. I think that a lot of movies are bad these days. A lot of them cuss and say inappropriate comments or things that shouldn't be on camera. Now a lot of people would look at the front cover of Suicide Squad and think, that has to be a bad movie. Most movies cuss and show inappropriate things, but it doesn't. To me it is the best movie in the world. Suicide Squad is actually a pretty

different then the book in details, events that occurred, and characters actions. The details in were very good in the movie, but were not as good in the book. I think that in the Divergent , the details are amazing in the movie.The movie explains things a lot more than the book does. This might be because you can see exactly what happens in the movie, and you have to visualize what happens in the book. But when I read the book, the characters in the book are not described as well as in the movie which

intriguing, and more relatable roles he plays is in The Pacifier. The reasons that his role as Lieutenant Shane Wolfe in The Pacifier is one of my favorite roles he plays is because Wolfe is a very protective, caring, and loving baby sitter and a very dedicated military man. The reasons it would be my favorite is because Lieutenant Shane Wolfe , the character he plays, is very family

Carlino to pull off the scheme of tricking Susy Hendrix into giving them the doll. 2. Which character was the most interesting to you? What was the character’s overall objective or goal? How did the character go about achieving this goal? My favorite character in the play was Roat because he was a very intelligent conman and came up with a brilliant scheme. He was also very good at playing three different characters in his scheme. His overall goal was to get the doll back from the Hendrix’s even if it

From Puck the trickster fairy, to Bottom the bumbling novice actor, many intriguing characters are introduced in Acts I and II of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Each character has an important role and a unique personality to go along with that role. I would have to say that my favorite character to show up in the play so far is Helena, mainly for the reason that I can relate to her. I find characters that much more likeable as soon as what they are going through, or how their personality is becomes

Write how she looks like she’s 12 and is barely 5'5, even though she’s 18. Juliana is most likely the clumsiest person you have ever met. Every time you see her she has a cast, band aid, or crutches holding herself up. And when she doesn’t, she is always sick - either from the flu, cough, sore throat, or some random disease. Write how she is so timid, that it affects and even becomes a barrier in most of the relationships in her life. The lack of voice in this girl were as if she was saving all her

fast-paced with good action and good characters, but more a fun read than anything else. It was going to be enjoyable in an Ocean's Eleven or Casino Royale way like its predecessors. And so going into this, my initial reaction was surprise. In the first chapter I was already delving into the past of Kat and Hale's powerful bond and the history of their relationship, something I thought would never be explained. Already, the book was surprising me with its depth of character development and hidden deeper