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    In the book Tangerine the antagonist or villain, Erik Fisher stands out in the novel as the worst villain. Erik was very sneaky for stealing all their jewelry and house belongings from innocent people. On the contrary, Paul would never steal anything from anyone, Paul would be trustworthy…

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    Did you know, that most of stories will have a protagonist and an antagonist. Their purpose is to express the goals of the main characters in a particular story. Based on, in “Godfather Death” by Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm, and “A & P” by John Updike, both stories have protagonists and antagonists. In the case of Godfather Death, there were two main characters, the Doctor, and the Death both played big roles in the story as protagonists. The Doctor had to follow Death’s conditions. By the same…

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    movie, novel, or other fictional text -the one against the antagonist. In a literary context, a protagonist is the hero of the novel who works to solve the conflict while undergoing change, and learning concepts, and accepting bad factors throughout the novel. The protagonist is also often dealt with the antagonist, or the opposing force in the novel that tries to against the change that the protagonist is trying to bring. The antagonist of the novel is no doubt Hitler and the Nazi party, as…

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    Characters are similar to people in real life in that we all have good and bad qualities. A character without any real personality traits is boring and will not keep an audience hooked. Throughout literature there has been a focus on finding and exposing flaws of characters. A good character is one that has many flaws but many good traits to balance it out. However, how bad should a character be? The myth of Odysseus and the cyclopes from The Odyssey gives insight on Odysseus’ character. While…

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    As opposed to the Witch of the Waste attempting to kidnap Howl and several other characters to stitch them together to create the perfect man, she is depowerd midway through the film by the new Antagonist, Suliman. Suliman, the king 's royal sorcerer, throughout the film attempts to coerce Howl into fighting in the war, though she is unable to remove his powers as she does to other witches and wizards who refuse to submit. Her character further serves…

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    Villains and antagonists often prove to be some of the most interesting characters in literature and fiction. Examining their motives can provide greater understanding of the way individuals think as well as highlighting flaws in society or in cultural values. In act one scene three of Much Ado about Nothing, Shakespeare introduces Don John as the play’s antagonist through foreshadowing, divulges vital information to understand his character, evokes compassion for Don John from the audience, and…

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    a group of British boys crash land on a stranded island with no adults. In the beginning, Ralph the main character, takes charge due to his age and sets up a way for everyone to share their ideas through the Conch. Later Ralph is rivaled by the antagonist of the book, Jack, who does not believe in following a certain set of rules and is more into giving orders than taking them. Jack later starts a new trip on the Island and convinces all the other boys through fear and killing that he is a…

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    Many people lie about how old they are and how much money they make, but this is not the case. In these stories the antagonist is lying how many people they killed or how normal they are. In the story Number 8 by Jack Ritchie and The Landlady by Roald Dahl, the reader can easily tell that you have been tricked to believe that the antagonists are good and nice because of the characterization. After all looks can be deceiving. In the story Number 8,. A young man was hitchhiking with this…

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    Batman Villains

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    Robert James-Collier once “most actors will tell you that villains are more interesting to play”. If I was presented with a role in a movie, the role of the antihero would appeal to me more than the role of the hero. Although the hero is flawlessly charismatic and fascinating, the villain’s scenario and tortured backstory always caught my attention. In order to play a villain, an actor must devote himself or herself completely to the role. The role of the villain is compelling for the reason…

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    Napoleon Dynamite Analysis

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    as well as his Uncle Rico whom came to visit. The main character, Napoleon Dynamite stays true to what he is trying to portray as the protagonist throughout the movie. Napoleons grandma is one of the antagonist in the film and it shows through how the grandmother treats napoleon. The main antagonist would be…

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