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Growing up it is common to come across some kind of superhero that completely fascinates us, not only do we try to mimic their appearance but also the high moral standards they live by. This can range from only fighting evil, always being polite to the most important factor, consistently saving the day. Now this action does not have an age limit, superhero fanatics range from all ages, shapes and sizes this is shown to be true every Halloween and of course comic con. Among today’s society the fixation

The Age of Wisdom, the Age of Foolishness Severus Snape and Sydney Carton are two of fictional writings' most remarkable characters. Both men are incredibly interesting to read about, and in doing so, I have compiled a few key similarities and differences between them. Ask anyone: Who, in their opinion, is the best fictional character ever written? You will surely get an array of different answers. People value different things in heroes. However, I believe there are a few notable personality

centuries ago at the 8th Century BCE, yet many themes found are like modern literature. An example of literature of today's time is J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Harry Potter goes through difficult tasks to defeat the Dark Lord, Voldemort. Odysseus is sailing from the battle of Troy back to his home, Ithaca. Poseidon, the God of the sea, curses Odysseus for being too arrogant to teach a lesson about being humble. In both books, Harry Potter and Odysseus go through a series of events

immensely popular on the market. Those books are Twilight and Harry Potter. Harry Potter is about adolescent wizard and his best friends; they attend a school of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The main story is Harry 's quest to defeat the evil wizard Lord Voldemort. He wants to control the wizarding world and overpower non-magical people; he wants to get rid of his oppressors which just happen to be, Harry’s parents. Twilight is about a girl named Isabella, who has moved to a new town and does not know anyone

Over the course of this semester I have completed most of the Harry Potter Series. I have Noticed a certain theme to all the books. Severus Snape is never really identified as a hero, or as a heel. Through all the books he is performs acts or cruelty and redeems himself with acts of kindness. He does it in a vise versa manner as well. It’s hard for the reader to out their finger, or their perspective on Severus Snape. The reader is basically on a rollercoaster ride with Snape. In the sorcerer 's

Childhood is a fantastic thing. You learn the basics of who you are and create your own image. As you grow up, you meet many different types of people. One of the types isfictional characters you see in movies and read in books. Within my own life, one person that stuck out to me was Harry Potter. We are similar to an extent, yet also very different due to our families and friends, situations growing up, and characteristics. Harry Potter had to grow up with his aunt and uncle whereas I grew up with

Cazares 1 Christopher Cazares Theresa Devega 12/16/2016 Harry Potter & Religious Parallels Harry Potter is a global sensation due to it’s rich storytelling, magical themes and character development. It is a series of books written by J.K. Rowling alongside films that were directed by various directors. Nonetheless, the topic of Harry Potter can often be the reason behind controversial topics. A highly known one being religion, and it’s constant comparisons and differences. While people can

Tell the truth! Every person has made this remark. Realistically, each person has their own perception of truth. Truth defined according to Webster Dictionary as that which is true or in accordance with fact or reality. Based on knowledge of the person at that specific time, truth is defined; therefore, truth may vary for different people. Throughout Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallow, the characters Albus Dumbledore, Severus Snape, and Harry Potter attend to truth. In the novel, Albus Dumbledore

The women in Harry Potter are some of the strongest and most complex characters in the literary world. They are intelligence, ruthless, compassionate, impulsive, and are as faceted as they are flawed. Above all, the women of the Potter world are refreshingly human and perhaps don’t get the credit they rightly deserve, particularly the more minor characters that regularly support the trio throughout the series. To remedy this, here’s five reasons to love the odd, intricate, and charming Luna Lovegood

Lauren, Geordan, Sandra, Kayla The Odyssey- Epic Hero -A very important character who is loyal and brave. They represent the values that their cultures admire. They are admired for great achievements or affected by grand events. -An epic hero would be considered a main character in the story and also usually a dynamic character throughout what you are reading. Objective: to make sure you are able to differ between an epic hero and a regular hero. -Usually a man who embarks