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Enchantress From The Stars Character Analysis

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Enchantress from the Stars was a story of many themes, but the most impotrant theme was bravery. Bravery is one of the main themes that is in this novel. Any character that wants to survive, needs bravery. Also, brvaery is needed for the characters not to be self centered, but to take a chance and help someone else.. There is many examples of this found in Enchantress from the Stars. The first example of bravery found in Enchantress from the Stars is when Llura dies. Llura had sacraficed herself. She knows that if the Imperials find the civilations, it would be very dangerous them them, becuase they are much more advanced. Llura wanted to keep the Imperials from finding the Federations ship, and jumped in front of Kevan's vaporizer. What Llaura did showed true bravery, because she cared more about others, more than her self. Later in Enchantress from the Stars, Jarel was brave enough to save Georyn. He was brave and stunned Kevan to help Georyn and Elana's life. When Jarel stunned Kevan, that could have ruined his whole career, becuase there was consequnces for what he was doing, but still with no hesitation Jarel pulled out his stunner and fired at Kevan, just so that he could help someone else safe. …show more content…

If she would give herself to the Imperials, they would have not found out her secret They would have know that she was not one of them, but from a totaly different civilzation. Jarel said "She had expected to die. Yet she had not been in despair; she had done what she did not out of rebellion against a horrifying fate, but solely out of concern for the keeping of her secret.” This really shows how dedicated she was to not letting the Imperials finding out anything about her and showed her bravery to have the idea to sacrafice

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