Intro In Reid’s article, “The Things I Take For Granted,” (2008) Reid believes that true knowledge can be provided by our senses alone. He believes that there are certain principles that do not need to be proven, that have been universally accepted by most and that these principles are so common that all men can reason from them in order to have true knowledge. He points out that these principles are so apparent that any intelligent person would live their day to day lives conducting their actions and opinions by them and he believes those who do not lack common sense. Reid is very firm in his opinion that there are common principles which are applied to reasoning that do not require proof to be true but are demonstrated every day and therefore we can presume that they are true. Reid (2008)
He has compassion for the accused. He is taking his duty seriously, and is prepared to spend time discussing the case rather than deferring to an overwhelming majority opinion. He has a confidence that allows him to express his opinions and beliefs even in the face if unanimous disagreement from his peers. His confidence is a quiet one, however, and he never uses aggression, violence or any form of Intimidation to push his arguments. Instead, as he suggests
There are many different definitions for it but I believe love is this: Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, and it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, and always perseveres.
The adverb choices highlight how he is kind to everyone as he speaks "gently" and "kindly" which gives him power through making others like him and thus he does not suffer from loneliness which drives men "nuts" and makes them "sick". As you can see he has no flaws or weaknesses which is why he is such an unrealistic character which contrast with Curely who has no virtues and virtually no power as no one respects him. In conclusion the are several issues involved with power and weakness here. The dynamics of power and weakness associated to the characters help drive the novel and then events onwards. They help arouse tension and suspense and engage the reader through arousing their feelings towards the characters: this is at times like when Curely is beating Lennie and the reader is involved emotionally as they feel sorry for Lennie and when Candy is powerless to stop his dog getting shot.
thoughtless = not thinking about people or the consequences of your actions: "I'm sure he didn't mean to be rude – he can be thoughtless at times." trustworthy = someone you can trust: "My accountant is really trustworthy." V volatile quickly changing moods: "He's easily excitable and pretty
Her life is enjoyable and carefree without assistance from anyone or anything but fun. 7. This song illustrates a personality of reliance. He needs someone to rely on. Though this person is just a normal person, the fact that he allows him to confide in him makes him shine.
They are seldom concerned about facts and details and try to avoid as much as possible. Interactive styles are idea people. They have can get others caught up in their dreams because of their good persuasive skills. They influence others and shape their environment by bringing others into alliance to accomplish results. They seek approval and recognition for their accomplishment and achievements.
Peer groups are people like us. They do not have to be our friends, and we do have to like them. We still act like them. Often peer groups can be bullying, but not always. We need to have the good opinion of people like us.
Confident officials remain in control during adversity. That doesn't mean that they experienced no feelings of self doubt, but they don't lose confidence in themselves just because they made a bad call or experienced other setbacks. Every official has games that he or she would rather forget, but confident officials don't let that undermine their genuine belief that they are good at what they do. CONSISTENCY Players and coaches expect officials to be consistent. Their decisions should be the same in identical or similar circumstances, and they should apply the rules equally to both opponents.
So your character will remain the same nice sweet person that would never hurt anyone especially your good neighbor. (Salley W.L.) Your mask is who you want to be, not who you truly are as a person. Every individuals colors will show eventually, even if it is by accident or because they feel guilty of what they have done. Uncovering something as crazy as someone lying about who they are.