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Cyrano Character Analysis

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Cyrano is indeed portrayed in the play in a humourous manner. One of the most popular ways Cyrano is expressed humorously is through the explanation of his large nose. This presents Cyrano as a parody because many people insult his nose, which allows him to create amazingly amusing remarks in retort. These clever remarks created by Cyrano allow readers to like him more for his witty humour as well. Cyrano is shown as endearing because he also allows his wit to express his courageousness. This is most evident when Cyrano seemingly insults De Guiche’s integrity by picking up the white scarf De Guiche dropped in fear from behind him in the midst of danger. This not only showed Cyrano’s courage, but it also makes him endearing because of his clever

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