Shinji Ikari

That all being said, let’s discuss each character in further detail to provide better insight as to why their faults are necessary plot devices to tell a larger story (i.e. the central story). Shinji — The reserved, self-loathing protagonist, Shinji Ikari, epitomizes the introvert personality by concealing his true identity a-la the hedgehog’s dilemma (first introduced by philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer). Just a brief reminder for anyone who hasn’t watched the show for quite some time, as this

learned the hard way a long time ago that it 's better to be a part of something than being alone even if you don 't get along the team.Rei, Shinji, and Kaworu have always been close since the beginning and i’ve never really been a part of that, I know why that is and I can’t change it so I just accept their company as enough. As time passed I realized that Shinji is the heart of the group, Rei his younger sister is the soul, And Kaworu is the spine that fits us all together. And I made the muscle in

5 Weird Facts about Resident Evil and Milla Jovovich One of the most popular video game franchises of all-time is Resident Evil. Not only this but there have also been movies in the past, and all of them feature Milla Jovovich as the main character. Just like anything else, this franchise also has some very weird facts behind it. WEIRD FACT 1 The most interesting fact about Resident Evil is, the fact that that is not its real name. Instead, its real name is actually BioHazard. Unfortunately, when

Shinji is the pilot of Eva-01 and is the main protagonist of Evangelion. He is known for being a coward by many anime fans but after watching the series myself I have to disagree with that, I mean he did run away a lot of times but that's because of the burden that was given to him so suddenly, he was expected to pilot a gigantic machine that he had never seen before and was forced to fight extremely powerful monsters known as "Angels". Of course anyone would be scared and try to run away from that

Beyond the scope of the mystic and supernatural world that exists in Lord Byron’s Manfred, the iconic overbearing and guilt-stricken Manfred has influenced the Byronic archetype to transcend beyond the gothic setting into today’s modern pop culture. Extending outside the gothic genre, which is characterized by the “macabre, mysterious, supernatural, and terrifying”, the haunting settings of looming, isolated landscapes, and dark forbidding symbolism, the Byronic hero archetype still exists in even

Taking place in a not too distant future (writing this in 2017 would make it the past, but it originally aired in 1995), unknown beings known as “Angels” wreck havoc on the citizens of the planet, causing unbridled fear and trepidation in response to impending doom. Despite advances in military equipment, guns and tanks are ineffective in combating the “Angels.” Fortunately, for the sake of humankind, the United Nations put together an organization named NERV to combat said “Angels” through the

Shinji — The self-reserved protagonist, Shinji Ikari, epitomizes the introvert personality by concealing his true identity a-la the hedgehog’s dilemma. Just a brief reminder for anyone who hasn’t watched the show for quite some time, the premise of this theory goes as follows:

Conor Crowley 1/15/15 ADHD: The Tears, The Troubles, The Triumphs In Dedication and Apology to Mary Scimone, Trumbull High School, and all it’s Denizens By Conor Francis Crowley ADHD is a very different beast, to be perfectly frank. You may have heard whispers and statements on how it leads to ‘hyperactivity’ and ‘impulsiveness,’ but it goes a little bit beyond an overzealous person. Sometimes, you say words you don’t exactly mean, words that come out of your mouth that you instantly wish to take