Villainous Essay

Another reason supporting Chillingworth’s lack of villainous placement, would be the actual death of Chillingworth, due to his inability to complete his forced vengeance. In the conclusion, the narrator states that Chillingworth died because he lived only for the “pursuit and systematic exercise of revenge” (270). Through this, the author dictates that Chillingworth’s only purpose in life, and in the book for that matter, was his ‘villainous’ revenge. Chillingworth should not be described as the

Miranda Priestly and Villainy In the beginning of the movie The Devil Wears Prada, Andy Sachs says "She's [Miranda Priestly] not happy unless everyone around her is panicked, nauseous or suicidal." This Quote paints a rather cruel, uncaring, and even villainous character that Miranda Priestly embodies throughout the movie, but despite this negative opinion, we still feel a draw to her, an undeniable intrigue due to the confidence and strength she retains in her daily life. Chuck Klosterman, author of the

Moreover, both novels depict women as idealised as they are enduring. Tess shows endurance as even though she is uncomfortable with Alec’s presence in Trantridge, she continues working in order to earn her family money by managing Mrs D’Urberville’s ‘fowl farm’. There is a contrast between the lush fertility of Talbothays, ‘She heard a pleasant voice in every breeze, and in every bird’s note seemed to lurk a joy’ echoing the growth of Tess and Angel's passion, with the arid landscape of Flintcombe

Who is Brutus? In the play Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, Brutus is one of the main characters. He becomes a huge role in a conspiracy to kill the king, Julius Caesar. Brutus is seen as an honest and honorable man by many, but behind the scenes, he is not either of those things. He always tries to do something for a reason that is good, but the way he tries to achieve it, is not in a good way. Because his intentions are good, does not mean his actions are up to par. Brutus is a villain, he’s

she still falls short when it comes to being a truly vicious villain. Macbeth’s transformation from war veteran to mass murderer really proves that Macbeth is the true villain of Shakespeare’s tragic portrayal of real life events. Macbeth’s villainous side comes to light in many different ways, but everything all starts with Macbeth’s hunger for power. Macbeth’s blind ambition all starts with the war he is in (“The Progressive Character”).

As General Mireau marches through the trenches, his villainous further notice from the conversation with the soldier. One of his greetings, “Hello there soldier, ready to kill more Germans?” (7:11) and this scene shows his desire to arouse the spirit of the soldiers. Another instance showing his villainous is observe from the conversation with some soldiers at the scene 6:53-8:40, “Private Ferol: "Are you married, Private?" The

normal life were destroyed by his powers being revealed (X-Men). In reference to the 2003 X-men film, all of Magnetos unfortunate life events have led him to be the villain of the film which is represented in his later years in life. He leads a villainous group called the Brotherhood of Mutants which fights against the heroic efforts of Professor Charles Xavier and the X-men team (X-Men). In this film, Congress attempts to pass a “Mutant Registration Act” which would force all mutants to reveal themselves

he creates conflict through his actions, and he provides suspense.     Carl Harmon performs villainous actions, and those actions impact others. Carl Harmon would always treat his wife as if she was a doll. Nancy could not wear certain things or talk to certain individuals. He often forbid her from talking to her mother, and the last time she talked to her mother, Carl killed her. Continuing his villainous acts, he killed his own kids Peter and Lisa. His wife was left in shock and agony, and also

This novel illustrates the destructions of a war and the real effects of a war on a soldier’s live while finding villains and heroes amongst the soldiers. The soldiers are also shown to be normal human beings just like anyone else in the world. Villainous and heroic characteristics exists in or outside of a war, in the novel All Quiet on the Western Front, the villains and heroes are judged by a humanity scale

Beowulf is fatally bitten in the neck. Luckily, one of his men are present to aid him in the fight, so that the dragon was killed. These three villains displayed the villainous qualities of relentlessness, savagery, and strength.