Demi Lovato: A Modern Tragic Hero

Celie’s life has been one heartbreak after another but she overcomes her low self-esteem despite it, Albert, Celie’s husband, was close to the worst person I’d ever seen but after Celie leaves him his character changes dramatically, and Sofia, initially fierce and strong, loses herself after being her outspoken and courageous self took away her whole world but she soon finds her way back. These character’s stories made my heart ache. Nobody deserves to be treated the way they were and it’s a piece of history we can never let happen again.

When she noticed it, she began to freak out saying, ‘“It is going to be like larger than my whole head! I am going to need a hat just to have all this lesion”’ (Anderson 21). Quendy acknowledges that the lesions are gross, but uses fashion to hide the problem, not solve it. By the end of the book Quendy, arrives at a party with artificial lesions all over her body, showing them off, and says, “...for your info, it 's called ‘birching’...” (Anderson 192). However, despite how ‘fashionable’ they are Titus thinks the lesions are “...like eyes.

In the beginning, he was really rude to Celie & did not appreciate her much, he even criticized her. The only person he seemed to love was Shug Avery. He has changed through out the story because at the end he realized how much of a good friend Celie is. Shug Avery is a famous singer who became very ill. She was a static character because she has not changed through out the story. The only thing that has changed about her was the way she acted towards Celie.

Furthermore, she wrongly placed her trust in the wrong people, Friar Lawrence and the Nurse. Her death was a cry for help because she felt lonely, abandoned, and depressed. Her actions were mainly based upon distress of love. Those two people were never there for her and Juliet takes responsibility for her decisions thereafter. Friar Lawrence, Capulet, and Juliet have made unwise choices and behaviors, leaving them at fault for the losses of the houses, Capulet and Montague.

Another example is the letter addressed to the Crane family, “Didn’t you ever see an idiot child before? Some people just shouldn’t have children should they”? (4) This shows that she is envious of the family because they provide each other with company and they love each other, “ most infatuated young parents she had ever known”. Whereas Miss Strangeworth lives all alone. In short, these letters have proved that since she is jealous of her victims she tries to disrupt their way of living so she can feel superior.

Often, in public opinion Eleanor was branded as a bad mother, which was an unfair observation from outsiders which weren't privy to her authority being emasculated on a daily basis by her mother-in-law. Not to mention, her husband's culpability in the willful exclusion of his parental role in their children's lives. Additionally, the lack of a maternal instincts, which can be attributed to the dysfunctonal relationship with her mother was another hampering fact which precluded Eleanor to be the mother she wished she had been. Consquently, collectively these behaviors facilitated the relinquishing of her maternal influence to Sara and ultimately robbed her from her rightful place of being their

Mariam struggled daily with thoughts of guilt and believing that every unfortunate event that happens in her life is her fault. Mariam learned to grow and get passed the struggles of her injustice causing her in the end to be at peace with her life. Without the injustice in Mariam’s life she would not have become the noble person she ended up

For example when it says, "What is this I hear of sorrow and weariness, Anger, discontent and drooping hopes? Life is too strong for you- It takes life to love life." this is an example of symbolism. This part symbolizes that there are many people who keep complaining about the situations they are in when we are not supposed to be complaining about what happens in life. We all have to understand that things like those happen to anyone and we don't have the right to complain when there could be someone out in the world who can be doing worse than we are.

O’Connor takes a different approach by showing that people who do not seek redemption often enough are handed it, while those who seek redemption may be given it. In “A Good Man is Hard to Find” the author uses the grandmother a lot for the sole purpose of bringing sin and redemption out. Throughout the story, the grandmother repeatedly criticized both her son and daughter-in-law, she always seemed to be lying and messing with other people's feelings. The Grandmother considers herself morally superior to others because she is a “lady,” therefore she freely and frequently judges others. Similar

Within the play it states “I have nothing but contempt for the kind of governor who is afraid, for whatever reason, to follow the course that he knows is best for the State.” We do not just share traits on how we act but also in our physical comparisons and abilities. Antigone has the strength to do all of the hard things that life throws her way. She is young and energetic. She has the vigor needed to keep up with the world around her. She is athletic and always on the move.