Villain

who have suffered mental illnesses or will be diagnosed with mental illnesses within the story are made out to be the enemy or villain of these stories. Readers may see that is is because when ‘under the influence’ of mental, or mind, illnesses, people are not themselves and are rather someone else. Therefore, if they are not themselves, they are often portrayed as the villain. American Literature demonstrates how characters…

Ironman and hundreds of other heroes. Today we watch movies that consist of multiple superheroes that fight the dangerous villains to save the people. These movies end with the hero defeating the villain, which is what we are used to watching. People usually see heroes as those who save lives and are good. People love the protagonist, heroes, and hate the antagonist, villains. These movies inspire many people to be a hero. Many people help other not because they want fame, but rather to show…

Title Have you ever wondered how the most renowned villains became well known? They all had the same equalities. These characteristics were being immoral, determined, unreliable, and intelligent. Montresor is all three of these characteristics in the short story The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe. Montresor is immoral because he does not care that he is doing something wrong while he is burying Fortunato alive and building a wall trapping him in the catacombs. He does not know that he…

Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus's story is told all across the United States. His journey is told to millions of people, young or old. Countless books are written about Columbus, viewing him as a hero, villain, or neutral. Three books can show how different Columbus is seen as. One story of Columbus is for children called “Christopher Columbus” by Stephen Krensky. In this book, Krensky clearly states that Columbus is a hero. On Columbus’s voyage, Krensky describes the other sailors…

However, the reason why some stories are more cheered on and loved is because of the unforgettable characters. Even though there’s a great variety of characters in every story, they can be divided into four major types of characters, the heroes, the villains, the second characters and finally, the anti-heroes. The “hero” character is often the protagonist of the story, a good nature person that has strong principles and ethics. What makes a Hero character an actual hero is their firm…

Falling in love doesn’t always lead to a happy ending. It can sometimes end it tragedy because people don’t think about the consequences love causes. In the play The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare love is the main villain because it led to them being willing to change their identities, Juliet disobeying her family, and eventually, their own deaths. To begin, love led Romeo and Juliet to be willing to change their identities. As Juliet suggests Romeo to change his name she…

in the height a villain, that hath slandered, scorned, dishonoured my kinswoman? Oh that I were a man! What, bear her in hand, until they come to take hands, and then with public accusation, uncovered slander, unmitigated rancour? Oh God that I were a man! I would eat his heart in the…

level by killing his brother in order to satisfy his staggering need for power. “O villain, villain, smiling, damned villain!” (1.5.105), now of course Hamlet is going to have even more hatred for Claudius knowing not only did he seduce and manipulate his weak mother, but he also poisoned his father. What Hamlet speaks about Claudius being a villain is absolutely true, in this play Claudius plays the twisted villain and it is known by so many that there is something wrong in Denmark, they just…

had human weaknesses. Achilles was a villain, and a hero to some people. Christopher Reeves personification of superman was a hero to everyone and was not a villain. Christopher Reeves and Achilles were both leaders and both heroes to their people. Christopher Reeves was a good guy the whole time, but…

What would you think of a man who used his money to tempt the poor? This is exactly what Mr. Potter does in Its a Wonderful Life. (4) Filming was published and completed by Frank Capra and published in 1946 as a holiday movie. The main villain, Mr. Potter, is extremely cruel and maniacal (Quality adj). (7) Enraged with hatred for the protagonist, George Bailey, he will not stop at anything to get his way. Having three enumerations in it, this paper will talk about how greed can consume your…