Was he a weak man? He, of course wasn’t a weak man. A weak man couldn’t go such afar in this nature. He cried because he was hopeless now. The shelter, his only little hope now turned out to be a ruined shelter.
His perception and views on things around him will be altered as he is unable to think straight. In terms of language, he will be talking using slurred words and will be talking using an inappropriate language whereby he will say what he really thinks. Johns emotions may vary as there may be times where he will be angry and feel trapped and useless as he has lost his job and is unable to help and provide for his family thus knocking down his confidence and self-esteem; there will also be times where John wont know what his feeling as the intoxication will take over so he’ll be feeling emotionless. Socially John may not want to socialise with his family as he will be scared to talk to them. He may result in criminal activity, due to the
When Tom received an email from Matt, he deletes it, as he cannot express the overpowering emotions he kept inside. Tom finds situations involving Fin uncomfortable, “I just knew being here with Fin hurt, and probably always
The young pastor suffers endlessly throughout the book. In contrast to the strong willed Hester, Dimmsdale is seen as quite cowardly. He shies away from the letter. This demonstrates that he doesn’t like to show himself for who he is. Since he is more weak spirited than Hester, as shown in “His spirit lacked the strength that could have borne up, as thine has been, beneath a burden like thy scarlet letter," (ch.14) The letters weight affects him more.
He is afraid of what the society would think of him just like when he says “no one’d believe me” (page 296). So that is why Bone change his identity because he wants to be a new person. As he says “I’m a new person with a new name” (pg. 107). Bone doesn’t know how to deal with his stepfather or the society so he changed identity.
However, Elijah did struggle with some things. Elijah was what we call an introvert, meaning that he did not like to work with other people. He chose to work alone and as a result, paid for his choice through isolation. He also fled in fear from Jezebel when she threatened his life. Elijah should have stood firm before Jezebel because if God be for you, who can stand against
At first it didn’t give the impression that it was an imperative scene to the understanding of the story because there was no background to her, she didn’t seem to have any significant value to the story until you read further. Anther scene I feel deserves the title of a climax is the death of Henry Lamartine Jr. The whole chapter conveys so much emotion, mostly of the relationship between Henry Jr. and his half brother Lyman Lamartine. After Henry’s experience in the war he was never the same person and was never happy. It wasn’t that he wanted to be like that it was that he was unable to find that happiness after being in so much hate.
The characters were clueless to which location they were brought to. They had no idea when and how they were going to get back home. This brought fear into all of the boys because they all wanted to survive. Because they were all looking for survival they learned negative aspects of life. Some negative aspects were killing, shouting, and arguing.
In his fervor, he failed to realize the outcome of his actions and did not immediately understand his own reaction to what he had done. This failure is due to the flaw in his character, his inability to cope with the hardships that plagued his life, a haunting that he himself had indirectly created. He did not have a strong will and was constantly affected by disease (“fever”). Victor failed because he could not restrain himself, he could not stand the sight of anything even slightly repulsive and he was
The boy does not want to let go the past, and he is trapped. He can no longer stand the to the challenge of the fact that everything around him is changing so he stabs