Characters: The three main characters are Felton Reinstine, Abby Sauter, and Gus. Felton is mainly what the book talks about but Felton is always with Abby and Gus.…
One main central idea from the article "The New Heros" is that no matter how old you are you can still make a very big difference in your community whether you're trying to change something huge or something small, and it doesn't matter the size of your project. In this article, the author talks about how Albina Ruiz was worried about her communities health and environmental status because of all the pollution from people throwing out their waste into the streets, rivers, and empty lots.…
The next important character of this book is the twelve year old Zuni boy that was murdered. His name is Ernesto Cata, who was a very important child to the Badger Clan, who all thought he would grow up to be a natural leader in the community. Ernesto was selected by his community for the honor of being the Little Fire God at the Shalako festival. Ernesto was apparently open minded, and the least prejudice person of all the Zuni community.…
But if you forget to come back for Madame Zeroni, you and your family will be cursed for always and eternity." Those were the exact words spoken to young Elya Yelnats the day he forgot to repay Madame Zeroni. From then on his family was cursed with bad luck. One hundred years later Stanley Yelnats IV is accused of stealing a pair of cleats from a major league baseball player and sent to Camp Green Lake (a dry lake bed in the middle of the desert). It never rains at Camp Green Lake, it hasn't for one hundred years. The secretive and mysterious Warden has each inmate spend every day digging one hole to "build character." But when an artifact from the famous "Kissin' Kate" Barlow is found in a hole, the Warden forces the boys to work double time…
1. Antonio- Antonio is the main character of the novel, and goes through moral questioning throughout the book questioning what’s good and bad, as well as his religion.…
Robert Russa Moton is a forgotten hero. He devoted his entire adult life to improving educational opportunities for African Americans and he also launched movements for racial equality and interracial cooperation. However, no students today knew his name or his achievements. He was an excellent and distinguished American educator and an advisor to several presidents and he consistently opposed discrimination against minorities in the U.S., but he has been forgotten by the society. He had a happy childhood with his relatives’ love and support. His grandparents instilled in him a love for Ponca language, history, and culture. When he was a lad, he was sent to an Indian boarding school where he began to learn English. Years later, he gradually forgot his own language. Boarding school life introduced him to the pan-Indian…
Crooks is the loneliest in the novela since he doesn't have friends or hangs out .In the book they describe him as a man who wants to have same friends but is afreade to make any.When lennie get in side the room crooks he is all mean but he just wants a person to interact.Crook is a nice guy but acts all rude to ather pepole.At the end crook made a friend but he will be stuke duing his job at the ranch.because gerorg killd lennie.…
Candide - The protagonist of the novel, Candide is a good-hearted but hopelessly naïve young man. His mentor, Pangloss, teaches him that their world is “the best of all possible worlds.” After being banished from his adopted childhood home, Candide travels the world and meets with a wide variety of misfortunes, all the while pursuing security and following Cunégonde, the woman he loves. His faith in Pangloss’s undiluted optimism is repeatedly tested. Candide is less a realistic character than a conduit for the attitudes and events that surround him. His opinions and actions are determined almost entirely by the influence of outside factors.…
As things become more interesting and fascinating, the story becomes creepy and outlandish, hooking the reader's every page they encounter. The main two characters in the story are James and Mr. Atkinson. The characters play a huge role in the story. Additionally, in the…
Another Character we meet in book 1 is Cephalus. Cephalus was a rich, well-respected elder of the city. He was friend of Socrates he was at Polemarchus house sitting by cushioned chair. He was the open who opened the discussion of justice…
The range and formatting of the different characters in Holes help the multi-linear storyline to unwind. Stanley Yelnats (protagonist 1) gets sent to a camp called Camp Green lake, which is ironic because there is no green pasture, or a lake. He is a shy, unusual character, which adds to the comedy. He befriends another unlikely character by the name Hector “zero” Zeroni (protagonist 2). Things get off to a rough start when the two don’t like each other, but later form a strong bond of friendship and loyalty. This is shown when the two stick together throughout the camp. Stanley teaches Zero to read in return for digging part of Stanleys hole. This strong bond of friendship helps them get through the camp, and shows us, the audience, the meaning of friendship. This strong bond between the two also portray loyalty and courage, when Stanley carries Zero up the top of a mountain in order for them to stay alive and it also breaks the curse set on the Yelnats family.…
The other main character of this book is a man by the name of Kilgore Trout. Kilgore is an interesting character. "Trout," as he is referred to in the book, is a lonely person who thinks everyone in the world is against him. Trout lives by himself and sells screening and siding for houses. Trout's best and only friend is his bird named Billy. Trout is a struggling writer whose work is mainly published in pornography magazines.…
A character study of Shelter from Stone cold. Show how our view of the character changes throughout the novel.…
A protagonist is described as the prominent character in a novel or text. In Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World”, John the Savage is the central protagonist opposed to Bernard Marx or Helmholtz Watson because he symbolizes cultural difference amongst the World State and the Savage Reservation. Although Bernard and Helmholtz demonstrate differences that would not be accepted in the civilized society, they are only seen as leading characters. Huxley uses John’s character to point out the short comings of what would become of a negative Utopia or “dystopia”, which is the driving force behind Huxley’s message in the novel. Bernard’s physical difference would be the sole cause of his rejection to society and would make him one of Huxley’s leading characters in the story.…
In order to embark on my trip to Greece, I must make some preparations beforehand. These points will help make sure everything runs smoothly so I don’t encounter many problems.…