Protagonist

In the beginning of Stanley Gordon West's novel Until They Bring the Streetcars Back, Cal starts as a senior at Central High School in Minnesota. Cal is very sporty, helpful, and kind hearted. Cal played football as a cornerback and a shooting guard in basketball. He is helpful because he reaches out to Gretchen and helps her through all of the hard times in this book. Lastly he is very kind hearted boy, he likes to have fun, is a good kind and he wants to help people in need. Cal is an interesting

stop, kill, or destroy the protagonist in a story. The villain is a very important part to any story. The villain is rude, evil, and nasty. They are often known as the antagonist. Without a villain there wouldn’t even be a story. A villain can be likable or very hated. A lot of times the villain can be someone that the protagonist trusted. It can be family members or teammates or good people turned evil. The best villain I know is Kellog. He is the main protagonist in Fallout 4. After being

Protagonists The protagonists in “The Yellow Wallpaper”, “The Storm”, and “Eveline” all seem to have similarities in their character. They are all women that have lived in an era in which women are seen as nothing. This woman had no identity in this world because they were told what to do by men. Human nature is also another important element that these women have in common. Calixta from “The Storm” is a married woman with a family. She is living in a time period in which woman have no control

Jonas is the Protagonist in the book "The Giver".In a community where no feelings and/or memories are felt.He's mostly twelve in the book.He has been selected to be the new "Receiver of Memory", which is a big honor and only he can have them.No one else is allowed to have these memories.He gives Gabriel; a baby who his family is taken care of;

Kartikeya Sharma COM 1102-04 Mrs. Joy Patterson 11/10/2014 In an essay compare the protagonists' decisions not to marry in "The Answer is No" and James Joyce's "Eveline". Both of the short stories 'The Answer is No' by 'Naguib Mahfouz', and 'Eveline' by 'James Joyce' are basically about the decline of the marriage proposals by the women. These stories took place in the male dominated society. Naquib Mahfouz, in his story, make the readers understand the amount of suffering of the women taking place

and actually took the personality test with my best friend. She wanted to compare our personalities. Apparently, I have a protagonist ENFJ-T personality. The letters stand for extraversion, intuition, feeling, and judgement. Okay, I thought. So, I read up on it. My friend did not tell me what her personality was, but I can interpret how we connect because of who I am. Protagonists are natural-born leaders, full of passion and charisma. I thought to myself, hmm I am not so sure if that is what I think

How are the protagonists different at the end of the novel from the beginning? In Borderline, Sami Sabiri is very cowardly and spineless in the beginning; he allows his bullies to walk all over him and he does not have the courage to speak up for himself: “’Your cowardice speaks to your character, Sabiri.’” (105) He is constantly running away from his problems, even though he knows it will not solve anything: “’Life can be tough, Sami. But hiding only makes things worse. In the end, no matter how

disagreement between the two main characters in the first few lines. The disagreement includes the antagonist (Fortunado) being very physical towards the protagonist (Amontillado) but when the antagonist ventures into insult, the protagonist becomes imprudent and jumps right into what type of revenge he will do to make him pay. Is the protagonist within reason or just plain delirious? Amontillado has a very diverse and complex way of being. He not only wants to punish his victim, he wants to punish

mutually, and most obvious is the whites of their eyes. This picture is particularly awful to Protagonist, since lots of these public are blameless; through this explanation, readers can get a improved sense of the surprise she feels while inspecting them. After behaving brutally with Jeanine, Protagonist takes memo of each aspect of her features because the blood and cut marks are proof that for once, Protagonist has managed to strike Jeanine. Even if it was simply in this second, she ruined her, and

The protagonists of "Game Changers" were Ben, Lily,Sam, and Coop. They were the protagonists because they were the most positive and Lilly, Sam, and coop were all Ben's friends. The antagonist was Shawn O'Brien because he was a rival with Ben to start at QB. He was also very negative every time he made a mistake instead of trying to get better. The other antagonists were all of the football teams that played the Rams because they were going against the Rams, the team that Ben played on. Coach O'Brien