Essays on Character

 Have you ever made a terrible mistake and no matter how much you tried to fix it you can’t stop getting it from following you in life? In the novel The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthrone, the main character Hester Prynne knows how you feel….

Walter White, a brilliant chemist caught in a dull and detached life as a high school educator. Mr. white lives in Albuquerque new Mexico with his pregnant wife and their teenage son who has cerebral parsley. Mr.white worked part time at a local car wash…

Walter White is a fictional character and the protagonist on a popular television show called “Breaking Bad.” He is a chemistry graduate of the California Institute of Technology and co-founded the company Gray Matter Technologies. After leaving the company, Walter moved to New Mexico, started…

‘I am the one who knocks’, said Walter White (played by Bryan Cranston) on episode 6 of the fourth season of Breaking Bad (Gilligan 2008). As Walter was the one who knocked so was this modern classic who knocked at the home of millions of…

Between all the varieties of poems and stories which described situations of and sufferings, harshness and lost dreams I decided to focus on how an extract can create a situation of harsh reality for the characters. In many of the texts, I noticed how many…

In writing, authors use several literary elements to convey the message they intend for their audiences. On this paper, a literary analysis for Sonny’s Blues by James Baldwin will be the main focus. To help in the course of this study, some literary elements such…

There is a lot in the world that there is to question from love, the world, existence, and much more. Writers and artists dedicate what they do to show us what the world was like at a certain point through their eyes. Modernism was the…

The novel Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy expresses how sticking up for others as well as anti-heroism can all come together to form the best character. Judge Holden is the best character out of the one hundred fictional novels since the 1900s because of his…

The novel North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell represents social inference and complications of citizens of England, the town which is called Milton (originally Manchester). The author used the model of Margaret Hale as women’s role and female treatment in that period of time. In…

Introduction The social structure in Victorian England was rigid and fixed, so any drift of change was highly judged. Gaskell’s novel “North and South” explores that, through situations, through characters, through war and peace. It is a novel about social structures, about respecting authority and…