Character

world-building is a must in any story I personally don't think its as important as character development. Perhaps this is due to my interest in Film/TV writing which is usually character-driven and therefore easier to overlook the setting's plot-holes rather than someone acting out of character. Even in novels and comic books I think that generally people are more attached to the characters and their narratives than the worlds the characters are in. The dynmanic of Batman and X villain is what…

To be fully present in a literary work, a character has to be conscious; however, a character cas still be important. Since Addie Bundren is dead, she only appears briefly as a conscious character. Addie’s being is important to the entire book’s plot. Addie Bundren’s presence is significant even though she is an absent protagonist. William Faulkner uses Addie Bundren’s character to help develop action in the plot, the development of characters, and theme. Even though her chapter is not a long…

Over the course of the graphic novel, Jin’s personality changes immensely. In the beginning, Jin is very timid and does not stand up for himself. This is a result of him being a new student of a different race. Though, at the end of the story, he becomes confident in himself as a result of him experiencing life as a popular white boy and seeing why being himself is a good thing. The internal conflict Jin experiences are based on the conflicting identities he has. This is best seen when Jin…

In the book Ghost of Graylock, There are four main characters, Bree, Wesley, Eric, and Neil. Neil is a character that is pretty adventurous and likes to explore places where he isn’t suppose to and likes to wander off everywhere. Bree is a girl that likes to be sort of like a teacher, she likes to tell people what to do and likes to be a leader. Her struggle is her dad, her dad left them and forced them to go to this haunted house with friends and no one else. Wesley on the other hand is sort…

In the novel “The curious incident of the dog in the night-time” the author Mark Haddon creates the main character, Christopher Boone as a flat character unlike his father, Ed Boone who is a round character. When first being introduced to Christopher’s character, it is noticeable that he is a very stereotypical against humans yet more sympathetic to animals, as it says: “I cared about dogs because they were faithful and honest, and some dogs were cleverer and more interesting than some people.”…

The characters Evans Heather of final analysis and Alonzo of training have similar behaviors. Both of the characters have a behavior that is worse no one could ever have to learn from. Alonzo has corrupted himself to the level whereby his life is a target of foolish debt that will be repaid by his own life. Further, as a sergeant who should mentor others on how to do the work as expected, he starts ruining the values of Jake Hoyt. “I don’t want you in my unit. I don’t want you in my division. Go…

fails to accept constructive criticism, which foreshadows why he ends up following up with his plans for murder, and the collapse of his family. His Tragic flaw contributes to him being a tragic hero because he demonstrates a key component to such character. Through this, the reader can gain a sense that Creon displays a weakness, a Tragic Hero quality , which in his case is quick to anger as well as the misjudgment. An example of Creon 's tragic hero qualities is revealed once Creon 's entire…

protagonist does not apply to Prospero, Prospero is neither of these characteristics of a comic hero. Prospero’s dominant and tyrannical character is transgressive against the nature of comedy and a comic hero. Prospero is a puppet master, he controls the happenings on the island directly or indirectly, he either uses his capabilities or uses other characters capabilities to perform tasks that he wants Taking back to the time where we see Prospero had sent Ariel the spirit to wreck the ship…

The things I would not change about the book would be the characters. I like how each of the characters are represented as, and kind of what happened. I would not change would be the personalities of each character, for example Clay is a nice, shy, and sweet boy. I like the cafe scene where Hannah, Jessica, and Alex did there stress free circle. I would also not change the setting of the story, for example where it takes place, in a small town with a small high school. I would only change…

In this essay, I will be focusing on the characters Madame Pernelle and Tartuffe. I will be analyzing their personal characteristics, as well as, their interactions with other characters. Also, I will provide evidence as to why they are stock characters and how they are important in the play Tartuffe. Before I get into the analysis, I will first give a brief background of the play Tartuffe and the significance of stock characters. The play Tartuffe was written by Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, who was…