Janine Abudabour Character Analysis

William Shakespeare, is famously known for his literary works today. The characters make his intriguing plays most memorable. The audiences identify themselves with these interesting characters because they are so relatable. Janine Abudabour, a girl in English Honors felt connected to Shakespeare’s fictional cast; Polonius from Hamlet, Hero from Much Ado about Nothing, and Desdemona from Othello. Specifically, Janine is protective, helpful, and loyal.
Janine was always told to look out for her younger siblings. Janine's mother was the one to push this philosophy on her. With this in mind, her mother left the country to visit her ailing father for several weeks. Janine’s father was often at work and could not come home until late at night. That meant she was in charge most of the time. Even though her mom was not there to enforce the rules, Janine was there to uphold them. Over time she noticed changes to her brother’s behavior and worried whether it was school related. After picking him up from school one day, she mentioned his demeanor to his teacher. She kept an eye out for possible causes and later told Janine it’s possible he is being bullied. She worried …show more content…
Emilia believes that it is the husbands fault if their wives cheat because of how they treat them. Desdemona cannot even conceive the fact that wives cheat on their husbands at all.
Ultimately, Polonius dies from keeping his children’s lives at ease that it risks his own. He will go all lengths to make sure they are out of harm’s way. It causes them to not be able to function without their father by their side. Hero will always be there for her cousin in times of need. She loves her family and will do anything she can for them. Janine on the other hand, ends up more involved in her sibling’s life with more people to keep an eye out. She is willing to help out in times people need her most, which causes her to build strong relationships with