House Of The Scorpions Character Analysis

Transcendentalism is one of the most influential fundamentals of man-kind. Transcendentalism is the enjoyment of nature, surpassing yourself to find a greater purpose, and connecting with the Oversoul. In the movie Dead Poet’s Society, one of the professors believed education was meant for teaching people to think for themselves; he believed that if you can’t think for yourself, then you’re not truly living your life, you’re living someone else’s. The man in question was English Professor John Keating. Keating was a true free thinker, he pushed his students to think for themselves.

This hurt his pride because he was uncomfortable with stripping down in front of a stranger. As well, the boy’s pride was hurt by bullies. in the story he was pushed around in the bathroom and called “Mex.” The boy’s pride was damaged in this situation because he wasn’t mighty enough to defeat the bullies. The boy’s pride was hurt by getting kicked out of school. This hurt his pride because his parents want him to be a telephone operator,

This results in him feeling stupid and angry. He felt as though he was not respected and just wanted to be treated the same way anyone else would be treated. Rather than test Miah, the school administrator’s were quick to assume that he was stupid and deserved to be in a remedial history class. An injustice was served when his identity was taken

A lesson before dying teaches a valuable lesson of becoming a man and although Jefferson does learn a lesson,Grant learns the better lesson due to the characterization that is portrayed. Grant Wiggins is a educated and sophisticated young man. He speaks very educated in terms of speaking and thinking but is very arrogant. Grant is also very selfish for example when the Reverend says “ You ever think of anybody but yourself?” Every time he visited Jefferson he came out less and less selfish and arrogant. Grant learned his lesson ultimately expressed by characterization in The lesson before dying.

If the monster was properly cared of for his being, the monster could be raised in a good way for the world (Nature). After all, the monster said that “I was benevolent and good; misery made me a fiend. Make me happy, and I shall again be virtuous.” (Shelly) He was good at the beginning, but humanity shows that the monster shouldn’t belong in the world in the first place. It was Victor’s fault that he was brought into the world. He is shown to have wisdom and knowledge in the book due to his experiences of journeying around the world.

In the same way, she uses Victor Frankenstein to represent his display of humanity by showing responsibility and compassion for his creation. This also involves the Enlightenment era because Victor gains knowledges to create his creature, but instead he created a monster that he could not control. He starts to resent his own creation because of its imperfections and with that there is an emotional barrier between his creation and him. This only caused more problems as it made the monster feel lonely and unloved. When Frankenstein and the monster met again, the monster demanded that he creates a female companion for him.

Though the creature is a man-made creation, he still as a part of nature and requires nurture. When denied this basic need, death and sorrow soon follows.In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, it can be argued that the creator, Victor Frankenstein, could be considered the “monster” rather than the creature itself. Victor’s creation was made in greed and obsession. Not only did Victor steal the body of a murderer, he stole the brain of his most influenced professor. After the birth of Victor’s creature, he realizes that his creation was abnormally strong and potentially dangerous.

Before I explain, I would just like to say that this story is pro-Greaser, anti-Soc. In other words, this story casts a bad light on the Socs, and convey the Greasers to be the "good guys". I'm sure if this book was written to convey the Socs as the "good guys", it could be done, and everyone would be sitting here writing about why Bob is a hero. Anyway, I believe Ponyboy is a hero because first of all, he makes a positive impact on all the Greasers lives, expect for Steve's, who dislikes him. Even Dally cares about him, which is seen when Dally goes out of his way to help him and Johnny.

By proving himself to be loyal he can have an easier way of influencing the other characters. He also has another advantage of being “loyal”, it means that the characters will let him do what he pleases without suspicion because they trust him so much. In the beginning of Othello, Iago protests against Othello to Roderigo “I follow him to serve my turn upon him” proving that Iago clearly does not want to honestly follow Othello. Roderigo is affected by this, because he believes him and keeps letting Iago use him unknowingly, leading to his death. Although Roderigo is misled by Iago’s he still keeps his mental and emotional state normal with little doubt, until the end.

Author’s writing way of telling about Georgiana was very good, but he must have given something about her character as well. I think the way he explains the spot on Georgiana was the best way to attract the readers because the reader gets some imagination in his mind. The birthmark seems good to many people but not for his husband. The author in this way wants to say that the thing that when some do not have a thing then he likes that but when we get those things, then we do not feel comfortable with them and we want some improvement. Aylmer is the philosopher and that is why he always thinks the things should be just perfect.