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    Dill Character Analysis

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    Dill being the first protagonist dill has dark hair and is mostly known for his father that was a pastor that put serpents around his disciples necks as a show of faith but he was later arrested for having child pornography on his computer and throughout the book dill is affected by this situation by having to go and talk to his dad which is still behind bars and has to talk to him about things that he and his mother have fought about such as him going to college . Lydia being the second…

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    Without supporting characters, protagonists would never develop to their full potential. In novels, the main character frequently relies upon close friends and relatives to listen and sympathize with the challenges they face throughout the story. Secrets in literature are usually told to someone that a character believes to be trustworthy and who they can confide their troubles. Although the confidant is mainly there to comfort the main character, he frequently serves to encourage the…

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    R.K.Narayan’s ‘Talkative Man’-A Mini Novel of Many Characters: A Study A. Phaniraja Kumar Abstract: Talkative Man is a short novel based on a man’s life in his struggle to make his reputation as a renowned journalist(TM) in the well-known modern town of Malgudi. It also describes the charisma of born flirt Dr. Rann and his Home Guard wife, Sarasa. In this novel R.K.Narayan focuses on characters rather than incidents. It is an entertaining read with humorous moments juxtaposed…

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    John Wheelwright is an interesting character. Given, he’s not quite as interesting as Owen Meany. Throughout the entirety of the novel, none of John’s physical features are given or described. All the reader finds out is that he comes to lose one of his index fingers, and his hair one day freakishly turns white. One of John’s most noticeable traits is how he seems to be consistently narrating as though he is stuck in his past, and can’t seem to let go of Owen’s memory after he’s gone. In this…

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    conquering was the only way to alternate these traits, however others were useful throughout his prosperous journey. Drowning his sorrows with alcohol, acting crude to the people around, and not having any care for the people around him proves sydneys character to be complex and cruel. Nevertheless, later on, by becoming kind and sacrificing his life for the ones he loves shows Sydney's attained growth in his life, and his journey of prosperous change. Wistfully, Sydney carton, shows his first…

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    Ryan started out with a explanation about his character, then explained a quote to give a better picture in our heads. In the book Everyday, the guy switches bodies everyday and it was hard to remember the person he was the day before because he switched different bodies everyday. Also he can access the feelings from other people he encountered. In Breaking Beautiful, Trip abused Allie, but Allie nor Trip could not let go of each other because they were in love. They said Allie had thoughts…

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    In The Cay, Phillip’s character reveals that through many conflicts he developed care, determination, and contentment. Phillip demonstrates care after experiencing loss as evidence in the novel when Timothy dies and Phillip reflects on all of the things Timothy had done for him. At the beginning of the novel Phillip acted selfish and only focused on himself. You can see him being selfish when they are first on the raft and he wants the water. Timothy wants to save the water for later saying on,…

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    North it is discovered that Urrea goes to great lengths to create this novel, with great character development, life lessons, and symbolization of each character. Urrea developed his characters very well and each one played an important role in the great journey to the United States. One strategy Urrea uses to develop each character well is making them very unique. They are not just your average characters that you would normally read about in…

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    acting to draw other actors and the audience’s attention. Some scenes of the play did express a good idea of acting. The actor/actress is Kris Moe, who played the character as The Spirit of the Forest in some scenes of the play. From three moments of the play, Kris Moe shows some characteristics of being convincing and persuading other characters, not be manipulative, such as Lochinvar (played by Kyle Terry) and the Sorceress (played by Cristi Terry). Her acting, in the beginning, felt more…

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    job of showing the violent side of gangsters and their need for control. The stakes are life and death. While there are certainly strengths to the presentation, the script would benefit from more development in the area of structure, pace, and character development, as well as the professional presentation. First, the opening nicely sets the tone of the world when Riley kills someone. The audience knows this world is violent and fierce. However, it would have been more effective if Riley had…

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