Wall-E Character Analysis

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In the movie Wall-E, the “Hero” Wall-E, is a robot that was made to clean up Earth’s garbage after Earth had no way to sustain any life on Earth. The role Wall-E plays in the movie is a hero because he had found the last plant life on Earth, it was a call to action. Eva is the robot that meets Wall-E while he’s making squares out of garbage. Eva has a deadly personality that also makes her quick witted. Eva’s role in the story is an ALLY and
HERO because she assists Wall-E in saving the people from the evil clutches of Auto-Pilot, who has taken over the ship. The Space Captain, who has no name, is an SHAPE SHIFTER/ALLY. The Captain at one point in the movie Wall-E, is skeptical when he finds out about the protocol A113. Protocol
A113

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