When I jumped on top of him, my knees on his chest, he couldn’t ask for anything better.” (Knowles 19) this quote shows just how much Finny enjoys physical activity and the playfulness of him, it also shows how he loves getting his friends involved in physical activities considering he was happy that he just got tackled. This is similar to me because I am always
Puck loves helping his master, whom he loves, and he is proud when he is able to do the things he is asked to do. He enjoys life as it is, and lives it to the fullest. He is lively, full of joy, optimism and does everything with joy and thinks that everything he does is proper. He loves serving a wise sovereign because he believes that he does by helping his master is always correct. That makes his life easier; and so he neither has to be alone nor think about occupying himself with material questions such as what to eat or drink.
4. a. He is funny and loves to make his family laugh and has a wonderful sense of humor. At the dinner table he loves to crack jokes and make fun of his father in a good way. b. He is smart and earns good grades.
Nick to Gatsby. "They're a rotten crowd (..) You're worth the whole danm bunch put together!" Nick warms to gatsby, as he admires his determination to fullfill his dream, also this is the "only compliment he ever gave him" 11. Eyes of t.j eckleburg and george wilson " You may fool me but you can't fool God!"
His death was a great tragedy, but also brought light. I’m so blessed to have known him while him lived, and I’ve learned to enjoy the life I have because not everyone has what I do. But I will always remember Jack as the sunny, humorous sixteen-year-old he
Sounds like a lot to swallow doesn’t it? It is. But that’s the beauty of the film: despite all the twists and turns and oddball characters, it is incredibly easy and enjoyable to follow. This is largely due to the outstanding performances of John Turturro as Barton Fink, our protagonist, and John Goodman as Charlie Meadows, Barton’s friendly neighbor (for now). Turturro’s apprehension and awkwardness is captured brilliantly through his mannerisms, and Goodman is an excellent counter to that as a character the audience couldn’t possibly like any more.
Throughout the story Neddy meets a lot of people who are very happy to see him, but Neddy does not really want to stop the doings of his day wasting time chit-chatting. You get the impression that he is very arrogant and that he thinks himself better than
They began to become really good friends when they both find out that they have one thing in common, Daisy. Gatsby tells Nick that he was close to her and Nick tells him that they're cousins. I believe that Nick has changed. Nick is a pretty honest guy when we first meet him, but it doesn’t mean that he’s always very nice. He’s skilled at getting along with everyone in public, and in private, he judges them in private.
The Knight: He represents dignity, respect, and honesty as well as being very popular amongst the others at the pilgrimage as a result of his social status and skills. Highest in the social class of pilgrims Harry Bailey: “The Host”; he vows to keep everyone happy and he also travels with the pilgrims. He owns the Tabard Inn. The Miller: He is very insolent and often is drunk so his actions are crude and offensive to the others. A red head and very loud.
He had a hard time keeping his head above water. The second stanza starts off with “Poor chap, he always loved larking.” Chap might relate to a British origin and to lark means to frolic, or a harmless prank. This man was a jolly man who appeared to everyone as a funny man that carried himself well. If u look back in history, many comedians that appeared to have it all where in fact having a hard time staying above water. Maybe suffering from depression or insecurities or just felt overwhelmed with life in general.