The narrator communicates to the reader how he thinks he is sane by justifying his actions. But don’t all insane or crazy people try to justify their reactions to a particular situation. Even though he wants too and eventually does kill the old man because of his crazy eye, he wants the reader to
Markinson also felt that what occurred was wrong but could not to anything really to stop it because he was following direct orders. These characteristics make his personality that of a guardian. 3. A Significant Emotional Event : No real back story was given on Markinson but a significant emotional event that occurred in the film was that fact that in the before Santiago was killed Markinson tells Jessup and Kendrick that Santiago should be transferred off of the base. Jessup scolds him in
The Hally threw away the friendship that had filled the void his father would not be able to fill. That afternoon tested their friendship, to see if it was strong enough. It changed their views about each other; it made them resentful towards each other if not at each other. It appeared that Hally sought to prove a point that he was superior than Sam. The moment he ordered Sam to refer to him as Master Harold, Sam replied to him by telling him about the consequences of his actions.
Mr. Malinger constantly brags about his cunning throughout the story (pgs. 78, 80, 81), and mentions how he is not insane, but misunderstood (pgs. 78, 80, 81). He also gradually plans the death of Jenkins Benign, even if there was no specific premeditated design of murder. The defendant not only knew what he was doing, but also that it was wrong, thus eliminating the possibility of using the insanity
You can take my word for it’’ has a huge impact on regarding towards Torrez personality. This ending can be represented in two different ways the first one and the most accurate one is that Torrez did all of that just to leave the narrator living on terror and kill him sooner or later which just proves how sadist and psychopath he is. He could also be proving the fact, that he knew the narrator wasn’t going to be brave enough to kill him, to his peers. The whole plot of the story changes by the ending of the story, Torrez was planning everything ever since the beginning and he just wanted to prove to him that he is better than the rest. On the other hand the ending can also represent as in that Torrez did have a heart but had to do what his job demands to.
From this, the reader can infer that Machiavelli has no negative opinion of the men, but is simply reciting the facts. Therefore, Machiavelli would have no problem with Macbeth’s willingness to use cruelty to use power. However, Machiavelli would have thought Macbeth used cruelty poorly. In chapter VIII of “The Prince,” Machiavelli states “Well used are those cruelties…that are carried out in a single stroke, done out of necessity to protect oneself, and are not continued.” He also states, “Badly used are those cruelties which….grow with the passing of time instead of disappearing.” Macbeth failed to come up with a plan to gather all his enemies in one place and execute and murder them quickly like Agathocles and Oliverotto, but ordered several murders of his adversaries over a prolonged period of time. Machiavelli would have admired Macbeth more had he been clever enough to have his enemies murdered all in “a single stroke.” Next, Machiavelli would have been critical of Macbeth’s indecisive nature.
Brandy-While doing so in a poor and controling way, he was trying to apologise. If he offends you let him know calmly clearly, and then let him try to apoloise and fix it, if you bring it up again and again he wont be able to deal with it and it will end in a horrible fight. You need to calmly let him know, rather then let it happen, and then let it geted you worked up, and then actualy let him apologise and correct his actions. If you are so upset by something that you need to get up and go, then do it sooner. He was absolutly in the wrong in everyway here, and did something horrible, however you did make it much worse then it was.
To keep himself calm, he stopped breathing so not to get excited by my scent. He wished that he could do the same thing to his skin; since it was extra-sensitive it was quite...not unpleasant (far from that, really), but more unwanted. He kept telling himself to keep control, that one wrong move could cripple his little me , and he immediately got control of
Wilde also uses short sentences to create impact with Basil’s death. An example of this is “Something began to trickle on the floor.” By not specifying what is trickling on the floor makes the reader think more and guess that it is Basil’s blood which automatically gets us to visualise the scene. This is another example of how Dorian is falling into moral decadence; just that tiny bit of influence from Harry can build up and cause such extreme behaviour. Harry influenced Dorian to live life for beauty and youth and he has now taken it to the extreme because he doesn’t feel the long term effects of what he does. He doesn’t show ‘lines of worry’ on his forehead or the guilt in his eyes, he looks innocent and pure.
He also said “it’s only wrong if you get caught. He didn’t care about lying to everyone he just didn’t want to get all the blame for what happened. In conclusion, Martyn Pig is a villain because he killed and covered up dad’s death, blackmailed Dean, and lied to many people. This shows that Martyn Pig is a definite villain.