Rikki Tiki Character Traits

The first hero, Ellison Onizuka, was the first Asian astronaut. He died in 1986 because of a horrific spacecraft accident. Author Steve Chen, blogger for The Asian Heroes Project, writes about astronaut Ellison Onizuka in his article titled “Anything is Possible: U.S Veteran Air Force Colonel, Astronaut Ellison Onizuka”. Ellison Onizuka was a very hardworking accomplished man. His first big accomplishment was receiving a Bachelor's and Master’s degree in aerospace engineering. Ellison obtaining his Bachelor’s and Master’s proves he is determined to achieve his goals. That is quite the achievement because that is about six years of studying and hard work. Most people only graduate with a Bachelor’s or even do not go to college at all. Onizuka also entered

Nagaina, in “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi” a story written by Rudyard Kipling, was a so called villain. She was a snake with no plans of changing anytime soon. Nagaina lived in the garden (in India) with her husband or mate Nag. While doing very many bad things, I believe she was just misunderstood. But Nagaina was still a cruel and dangerous fiend!

Richard is a normal kid living in Florida, one nights he finds an old florida governor on the beach named skink and becomes friends with him. His cousin Malley is being sent off to boarding school in New Hampshire, but Richard finds out shortly that she actually ran off with a stranger she met on the internet named Talbo Chock. Afters days of investigation they still haven 't found her, so Richard then teams up with Skink and begins an chance through Florida 's vast Wilderness.

Abraham Lincoln said, “Character is like a tree and reputation like a shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing.” A person’s character defines them. In Chaim Potok’s book The Chosen, the reader gains an understanding of the character qualities of Reuven Malter. Reuven proves himself a kindhearted young man through his behavior towards Danny Saunders as well as many others. Throughout the book, Reuven displays forgiveness, intelligence, and determination through adversity.

The book I chose to read for my book review was “ Killing Mr.Griffin”. It is about 5 high school students who hate their english teacher Mr. Griffin and come up with a plan to kidnap him. Their main purpose is to just torture and make Mr. Griffin think he is going to die. The plan takes a tragic turn and results in Mr. Griffin's death. The plan simply falls apart in a domino effect of terror and grief. In the very beginning, the book opens up with a clear hatred of the english teacher Mr.Griffin. Talking about how he assigns to much homework and his tests are way to difficult. Often times the main characters would get straight F’s on his assignments. Except for Susan who is the only one to pass his class. This foreshadows the plan

Have you ever thought of running hundreds of miles? Well, Terry did. Terry Fox was a young Canadian here that suffered cancer at the age of 18. After his leg got amputated, he cared for all the children that suffered cancer too. So, he decided, to run across Canada, to raise money for cancer research. In this text you will learn the five major characteristics I observed in this brave inspiring young man.

Hmong see a world where everything is connected. They believe that nothing occurs in isolation. Their body, mind and spirit are all interconnected. They also view illness in this holistic approach. Hmong culture saw Lia as a type of “anointed one” and her epilepsy as a blessing rather than a weakness. In the Lees eyes, the concern was the western medicine, not Lia’s illness (Fadiman 1998). In the Hmong culture, people born with epilepsy are believed to be destined to a life as a shaman (Fadiman 1998). They call it “qaug dab peg,” or “the spirit catches you and you fall down.” People in the westernized medical profession did not understand the concept of spirits, what they had to do with treating illness and the importance of epilepsy for

Human is a paradox existence. In the novel The Chosen by Chaim Potok, a vivid example of the paradox was presented, as the conflict between old-world values and new-world values. Reb Saunders, an extremely complex, self-restraining character, represented the struggle of being a conservative orthodox of a parent in an evolving and liberal world. As the least understood person by the narrator, Reb’s image was filtered by the harsh judgement of Reuven, under the caring heart for his dear friend Danny. Thus for most of the novel, Reb Saunders appeared to be an extraordinarily limited character, who embodied the stereotypes of an intolerant religious fanatic and of a controlling and overprotecting father. But was he more than just a domineering father who suppressed his son’s pursue of knowledge? As the story progressed, readers can see that under the overt appearance of a

There is always that one person that makes a story so interesting and impossible to get one's eyes off of. The novel, Montana 1948 by Larry Watson was a book that had good, bad and terrible things in it. A family that was well known to the town of Bentrock was involved with multiple incidents that brought negativity to the people. It was a town diversified between Indian and Caucasians. People that were influential to the novel made bad choices, caused and solved problems and also led to serious moments that others couldn’t see meaning and truth behind. Doing what is right vs. wrong often causes struggles within other people.

Rikki had just crushed the Cobra egg, losing the only leverage he had left, believing that he could fight Nagaina. Rikki then runs as fast as he can to Nagaina but on the way Darzee calls out to him, “Rikki, why are you going so fast?”

It’s important to know what drives people to take risks, but people do crazy, often dangerous, things when they undertake a mission. For example, Farah Ahmedi climbed a mountain on a prosthetic leg to reach to reach freedom. Rikki-Tikki Tavi wanted to protect Teddy, Teddy’s family, and the animals from the back yard. Aengus wanted to find his true love in the wild. These characters had different reasons for doing what they did. Aengus wanted to find love, while Ahmedi and Rikki-Tikki were trying to survive in desperate; however, all three shared an ability to endure to accomplish their goals.

Like when the men in Paul’s unit went to the bar and tried to get French woman. Or like when they would be behind the front resting, they would joke and have fun like anyone else. The part that surprised me the most was when the training officer was put in the front, and realized how bad it was. He then tries to become friends with the very men he despised during training.

In Chaim Potok’s The Chosen, many characters come into play. Some pass through in a couple chapters, while others stay and lend their minds to close scrutiny. Many of these characters come from different worlds. Billy helped Reuven get through his stint at the hospital while waiting for an operation that would hopefully fix his blindness. Mr. Malter, Reuven’s father, guided Danny in expanding his reading horizons and seeking out interesting material. Mr. Savo cheered up a little boy who desperately looked to a new, unknown medical treatment to cure his blindness. Mr. Malter, Billy, and Mr. Savo all demonstrate kindness throughout the book, and this benefits both themselves and others.

The character I feel is largely important is Amir in the book Kite Runner. Amir is the narrator of the story, a story that give details about his childhood and it continues all the way through his lifetime. When he is reminded of the tragic events in 1975, in which he carried out awful sins against his friend and half brother, Hassan. His childhood is very rough and very eventful which makes the book interesting.

Lea Michele has been in show business since the age of nine. Ever since this age, she has been crafting her professionalism, her dedication, her poise, and her class. She has been recognized by many peers, directors, and interviewers for these characteristics. The thing I admire most about Lea Michele is her strength. In times of crisis and adversity she has risen. Not only has she risen, but she has overcome these adversities in the public eye.