In our seventh grade year, we have read four fascinating novels, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Outsiders, The Book Thief, and Hamlet. All of the books were so diverse, but all of them portrayed the same message of the ups and downs in life. Everybody goes through a tough time at one point of their life and one way that can really help i s literature. It shows that everyone experiences problems and then it lets the audience even more connected when the reader see a similarity from their life to the characters. In the inc redible novels we read, we see the influence of death, courage, and tragedy.
In to Kill a Mockingbird, The Outsiders and The Book Thief, death is brave, gallant and undeserving. Rudy, Rosa, Hans and all of the people in Liesel’s …show more content…
Hans hands a piece of bread to an old, suffering Jewish man who is marching down the streets; thus, the outcome of that was both of them getting whipped for doing the right things. Hans is a kind man with a big heart, yet gets punished for doing the right thing. He gallantry shows through in that he knew he was going to get in trouble, but he couldn't bear to see the feeble old man struggle any longer. Boo courageously, after hiding away for most of his life, ventures out into the woods with a knife and gallantly kills Bob, saving Scout and Jem’s life. Boo is a brave man that got beaten down by everyone calling him names and being terrified of him when no one even knew his story. At the end of the novel, everyone discovered that he was a kind hearted man that cared for people and for their safety. The teenage boys bravely run into the burning church, risking their lives for the little kids and saved them. They are so brave because without them, the kids would not of survived and that, would've been absolutely tragic. The lesson here is that sometimes you have to put the lives of others before you to be a ture hero. All these actions were a true and honest portrayal of pure
In to Kill a Mockingbird, The Outsiders and The Book Thief, death is brave, gallant and undeserving. Rudy, Rosa, Hans and all of the people in Liesel’s …show more content…
Hans hands a piece of bread to an old, suffering Jewish man who is marching down the streets; thus, the outcome of that was both of them getting whipped for doing the right things. Hans is a kind man with a big heart, yet gets punished for doing the right thing. He gallantry shows through in that he knew he was going to get in trouble, but he couldn't bear to see the feeble old man struggle any longer. Boo courageously, after hiding away for most of his life, ventures out into the woods with a knife and gallantly kills Bob, saving Scout and Jem’s life. Boo is a brave man that got beaten down by everyone calling him names and being terrified of him when no one even knew his story. At the end of the novel, everyone discovered that he was a kind hearted man that cared for people and for their safety. The teenage boys bravely run into the burning church, risking their lives for the little kids and saved them. They are so brave because without them, the kids would not of survived and that, would've been absolutely tragic. The lesson here is that sometimes you have to put the lives of others before you to be a ture hero. All these actions were a true and honest portrayal of pure