In the movie, Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, the character that I found most intriguing was Aragorn. Right from the start, He was kind to the hobbits by escorting them to Rivendell. When the council meeting was being held by Elrond, Aragorn was the first to volunteer to help Frodo take the ring to Mordor and destroy it. In this scene, Aragon told Frodo that he would protect him with his life. Throughout the movie, he always put Frodo and the hobbits first which demonstrated his loyalty. In the film, Aragon's weakness was self-doubt. He was constantly doubting himself, and he was always afraid that he would be weak like his forefather, Isildur was when he gave into the lure of the ring. In fact, his doubt was so great, that he
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Lockhart, Gatwick "Gat" Matthew Patil is a big thinker who hopes to change the world. Gat is the main character's love interest in this book. From the beginning, he shows characteristics of curiosity and intelligence. To me, Gat is the character that is the most captivating because I can relate to him. I also found myself understanding how he felt at many parts of the book.
We Were Liars is narrated by Cadence "Cady", who is the eldest grandchild of the Sinclair family. The Sinclairs are rich, beautiful, privileged, and spend every summer at Beechwood, the family's private island. The summer when Cady is eight, Aunt Carrie brings her boyfriend Ed, and his nephew, Gat. Cady's grandparents take one look at Ed and Gat and immediately dislike them because they're Indian. Cady's Grandfather, Harris Sinclair, is an entitled patriarch. His three daughters are constantly at war, competing for their possible inheritance, using their children as weapons. Cady, and her two cousins, Johnny and Mirren grow sick of this. So one night, when everyone is gone, they decide to burn down the main building on Beechwood to try and show the adults that there is more to life than just possessions. Unfortunately, the fire catches too quickly, and Johnny, Mirren, and Gat are unable to escape from the
Lockhart, Gatwick "Gat" Matthew Patil is a big thinker who hopes to change the world. Gat is the main character's love interest in this book. From the beginning, he shows characteristics of curiosity and intelligence. To me, Gat is the character that is the most captivating because I can relate to him. I also found myself understanding how he felt at many parts of the book.
We Were Liars is narrated by Cadence "Cady", who is the eldest grandchild of the Sinclair family. The Sinclairs are rich, beautiful, privileged, and spend every summer at Beechwood, the family's private island. The summer when Cady is eight, Aunt Carrie brings her boyfriend Ed, and his nephew, Gat. Cady's grandparents take one look at Ed and Gat and immediately dislike them because they're Indian. Cady's Grandfather, Harris Sinclair, is an entitled patriarch. His three daughters are constantly at war, competing for their possible inheritance, using their children as weapons. Cady, and her two cousins, Johnny and Mirren grow sick of this. So one night, when everyone is gone, they decide to burn down the main building on Beechwood to try and show the adults that there is more to life than just possessions. Unfortunately, the fire catches too quickly, and Johnny, Mirren, and Gat are unable to escape from the