The first 4 lines it is indeed set the in park and Harwood has cleverly chosen the park as the setting of the poem as many people see the park as a mundane, boring place. Our assumptions of the park as a scene is normally peaceful, relaxed and fun place to be at but Harwood unravels these assumptions and challenges us with her writing.…
Through the reading, Down Germantown Avenue, Elijah Anderson tells the reader about the differences in the communities that are located along Germantown Avenue. He begins by discussing the neighborhood of Chestnut Hill and the people who live there, and then then he works his way along the rest of Germantown Avenue. Through the tour along Germantown Avenue, the reader becomes aware of the many differences that exist between these communities. The major differences in the communities along Germantown Ave that the author describes include how people should act on the street and the social classes that make up the diverse communities along Germantown Avenue.…
An archetypal hero is respected for their good moral character, maturity, and courage. In J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye and Diablo Cody’s Juno there are excellent examples of antiheros, characters who lack heroic qualities, but are still considered to be protagonists. J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye features Holden Caulfield, a sixteen year old teenager from New York, who has been expelled from school multiple times. Holden deals with the phoniness of his classmates, roommates, and teachers, and tries to come to terms with the fact that society is superficial and materialistic. The main character in Diablo Cody’s Juno is a sixteen year old girl by the name of Juno, who becomes pregnant and now regrets having intercourse in the first place. She suffers from general pregnancy sickness, emotional stress, and public humiliation. The protagonists in both pieces act as antiheros. Both Holden and Juno are ashamed of their actions, as they reflect poorly on their characters. Though they are embarrassed, both protagonists fail to improve their situations and instead behave like antiheros. Holden and Juno demonstrate cowardice, are irresponsible, and try desperately to preserve their childhood innocence.…
The protagonist of a story is the central character of the play around whom the central conflict emerges and who must resolve it in some way. In the Braggart Soldier, Palaestrio is the main protagonist and assumes the leading role in the orchestration of the plot to free himself and Philicomaceum. Community however, does not have one main character. Similar to the show Friends, Community is focused around 7 main characters, however the majority of the story lines and the most screen time would definitely go to Jeff, the former lawyer. The antagonist is the opposition to the protagonist and is the obstacle which the protagonist must overcome. In the episode of Community that I specifically studied A Fistfull of Paintballs, there is no particular antagonist. The episode is made to be like a war film except paintballing on campus, the antagonist in this case would be everybody, since it’s every-man-for-himself. In the Braggart Soldier, the antagonist is clearly Pyrgopolyneices, since he is the master of the slaves and is the individual that needs to be tricked in order for the protagonist (Palaestrio) to achieve his…
Life and Crimes of Harry Lavender’ by Marele Day and my related text the ‘Sorry…
1. Explain how the biotechnological revolution is different from past scientific changes in the world…
She is not a villainess but she is at the center of the conflict. The protagonist, Quentin, is smitten with her and has been since childhood when Margo was his best friend. Margo is the “it” girl in school: she is beautiful, popular, and is part of the in crowd. But, there is a mysterious side to her that she conceals. She likes folk music and poetry which she does not reveal because that would tarnish her image. Instead, she runs away on occasion to fulfill her adventurous side, a trait that is well known to her friends. Margo blames others for their misguided perception of her personality until she finally runs away and does not want to be found; she longs to find a place to call her own where she can allow her true personality to…
The setting is in King Pluto’s palace that no one knows about (unless you live there also). It is called Seaside and is pretty much a secret hideout.…
Who is the central character? That is, on whom does the story focus? What do you learn about her? What are her circumstances of life? Why does she explain her actions as she does?…
Part one: Character Identification: Describe who the characters are and what relationship they share with the main character.…
1. In the story the truth about sharks the antagonists is Beth. She is a typical 17 year old girl that isn’t a morning person; however she seems welcoming and considerate. Hannah is a helping hand at the store Beth is shopping at; Beth takes time and talks with her, which ended up being beneficial to her in the end. Hanna is a flat character, although she is important to the story she isn’t described with a lot of detail. Madge P Groton is the security guard, she is the protagonist. From the introduction of Madge you could tell she was stern and not overly friendly. Another important character would be the officer that eventually listened to Beth’s story.…
There are six major characters involved in the conflict. The main character is that of Queenie, a heroic type of girl among the three. Sammy is a teenager salesman working in A&P who feels attracted to her, while Lengel is the manager who raises eyebrows over their swimming suits. Other characters are Stokesie, Plaid, the second girl and "Big Tall Goony Goony," the third girl.…
Up until this point, the protagonist and the antagonist of the film are still unclear. We see Jerry Lundegaard as the protagonist and Carl Showalter and Gaear Grimsrud as the antagonist. But as Marge starts the investigation and when she tried to question Jerry Lundegaard, the audience starts to see that Marge is the true protagonist, while Jerry Lundegaard serves as the antagonist who was the cause…
Top left We know that the setting is the high school prom, after watching the movie. There are bright lights and other people (probably dancing look at the limbs in the picture) in the background.…
Park chanyeol. Just as the name sounds like he was a pretty ordinary boy in his youth. As a college student he just spent his days through studies, exams, gatherings, parties, fooling around; ah! Yeah dating. Even though he wasn't "the playboy" in the university he was a known flirt. Thanks to his handsome face, charismatic talk and friendly manner he looked like a flirt than he really was.…