Essays on Protagonist

In “Boesman and Lena” (1973), Athol Furgad represents violence as something that produces confusion and disorientation; fear and frustration for Boesman and it also produces emotional pain; and desperation and despair for Lena. In addition, Furgard represented violence as a product of apartheid. Therefore, this…

In Carter’s ‘The Bloody Chamber and other stories’ Carter looks at women protagonists and puts them in first person narratives, looking at the women’s perspective in her interpretation of childhood fairy-tale stories. Carter was called ‘One of Britain’s most original and disturbing writers’. She presents…

The Overcoat by Nikolai Gogol is a book that tell us the story of Akaviy Akakievich, which is a man that works as a copying clerk in a department that the author don’t mention the name; this man loves his work, he enjoys copying every…

What Is Reality? In “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” the story takes place during the Civil War era and the protagonist is named Peyton Farquhar; he is a man who lives in the south and is confederate supporter who owns an immense quantity of…

Eccentric is the New Black Although many people have been brainwashed into thinking that it is better to mold yourself into society’s version of acceptable than to be unique, Tim Burton proves time and time again that it is more important to be original and…

In what way does the writing style in The Yellow Wallpaper explain the protagonist’s insanity? The Yellow Wallpaper is written in first person narration in the form of a diary. Although the narration and the writing point of view is fixed, there are still changes…

Lily is the main character, protagonist, and narrator of her story. She is a fourteen year old white teenager growing up in Sylvan, South Carolina. When Lily first appears, she is beaten down, and punished by her father. At age four, Lily killed her mother…

Since the time of the Brothers Grimm, fairy tales have evolved tremendously and have not only been enjoyed, but also utilized and modified. Fairy tales were used in classrooms to teach young children to follow the desirable and favored behavior emitted by the protagonists, along…

Name: Tara Tran “There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish” (Michelle Obama). According to Michelle Obama, woman can do everything even though they are in the hardest situations. The protagonist, Mary Beth Latham in the novel Every Last One written by…

Here, the film has been analysed on the basis of intersectionality that can be seen in the film. The term intersectionality was first coined by Kimberle Crenshaw in 1989 in her seminal paper named “Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex: A Black Feminist Critique…