Babur Analysis

Babur is a 21 year old man who has a mental age of 17 and emotional age of 16. He lives in Agra, India and works as an Imperial Guard for the Great Walled City of Agra with his best friend Humayun. He has a mom and dad who both love him for he is a single child. Most of the time Babur is happy and energetic. Just like most of the people in his city he is very religious but does not place religion above all else. Every since Babur was little he's been an extremely talkative extrovert. Babur is a romantic with his eyes and is constantly talking about beautiful women and wishes to be them all the time. Babur is the opposite of his conformist friend Humayun and instead likes to do things his own way. He craves attention and will not stop bugging others until he is given that attention. Babur is not rich but not poor either if anything he is on the lower end of the middle class. He is a proud individual and wishes to succeed and be happy in his life. He is very patriotic and is not afraid to show it. …show more content…
Babur loves his location and never wants to leave. The location is outdoors with a warm temperature and a slight peaceful breeze. The place is quiet with only the sound of the wind being present. It's a rugged but beautiful environment with lots of trees, flowers, birds, and water. The environment can be dangerous and slightly uncomfortable, but even that's not enough to take Babur away from here. At the moment it's around sunset, which gives off enough light for them to see their surroundings. Babur loves the sunset because he loves the view of the sun and the nice warm tone it gives off. The year is around 1640 and the country is a state of peace. In the scene he want to convince Humayun to stay with him in the forest away from everyone and is willing to plead all day if he has to. If he does not get what he want then he will be upset but will eventually move