Christopher Robins Character Analysis Essay

He is the supporting character of these characters in a book that Christopher Robins reads out of. He is known to be a stuffed donkey that has a depressive demeanor with how he approaches other characters. He always expects misfortune to happen to him and accepts that there is no hope in preventing the problems he deals with. His personality is quite passive amongst the other characters that live in the Hundred Acre Woods. He is known to be gloomy and depressed most days, and seldom show a variety of expression or attitude in his life. Therefore, his house is known to be “rather boggy and sad”. He is known to be the illiterate one since he doesn’t understand much meaning in words or letters. In biological studies, this character would probably be …show more content…
The approach is put forth by the basic human achievements and life long goals which are part of the self-actualization of a human being. What this characters definitely lack in the guidelines of Maslow’s self-actualization is that he can accept this flaws from a positive point of view not a negative experience in which he does for himself. He doesn’t know how to cope with positive self-acceptance and commutes to bad behavior and attitude towards life. So therefore, he has yet to achieve this. In his character, there is some evidence that he does have some wanting of growth to satisfy his needs to prove he is capable of being literate as well but there is still the lack of confidence that doesn’t help push his performances though. He put himself in the highlight that he is worthless despite the small things that seem to trouble him one way or another. Although as much as he lacks but doesn’t fill in all the self-actualization chart, he does share a deep relationship with the few in his community that does seem to care for him and known to be the loyal of the community of the Hundred Acre