He is by nature a very kind and regarding man, but for this case, he has to put aside his character, and be as lawyer-like and vicious as possible «His voice had lost all its comfortableness, he was speaking in his arid, detached professional voice». He acts in a really cold way towards Mayella «Let her cry if she wants to, Judge. We've got all the time in the world.» Atticus first asks Mayella some background questions to show the jury what kind of family she comes from. It shows he is a good lawyer and knows how to handle things He is considered by all Maycombians as a good man and excellent lawyer, but Mayella is scared of him «Don't want him doing to me what he did to Papa, tryin' to make him out left-handed», so the judge turns it into a bit of a joke « Big bad Mr Finch ». He gets absolutely passionate when enacting his work as a lawyer : « He emphasised his words by tapping his knuckles on the table » and really invests all his energy in this case.
There are a few moments in the film where we see Red’s emotions, but every time we see them they are sincere and keen. The sound in his voice and the commotion written all over his face is so thorough, that it’s hard to believe. But, every inmate in Shawshank relies on Red, because he’s the rock of their society. Andy Dufresne comes to Shawshank as a honest man. He’s punished for a crime that he didn’t commit and he’s just an all around amicable man.
Atticus Finch has been deemed a hero of justice, a mythological paragon of social activism. But although Atticus admirably defended Tom Robinson. He was no antiracism activist. First, Atticus did not volunteer to defend Tom Robinson; he was given a court order to do so. Then there Atticus’s complacence to racism, clearly portrayed in his confession (regarding defending Tom): “I’d hoped to get through life without a case of this kind…” This is not to dismiss Atticus’s fine attributes: He is a good father, treats all (black and white) with respect, and practices patient humility.
The exact definition is “one who neither hates nor desires” gandhi does not hate anyone and this is proven through his love for the british people who still beat and persecute indians. Gandhi was a hindu all the way through death but he still loved the other religions. he was not a radical and he maintains his belief in dharma. he fulfils this dharma and does it with ethical duty. for example, even though the hindu and muslims were fighting when the hindu man comes to gandhi and says
Deep down Wes always knew the truth about Frank’s crimes, “And my father knew he was guilty”. Regardless of his knowledge of the situation Wes was still prepared to turn a blind eye to it and not investigate to keep loyalty towards his brother. “He’ll have to meet his punishment in the hereafter. “I won’t do anything to arrange it in this life.” When Wes does decide to lock up Frank for his crimes, he still kept his loyalty towards his brother and did not send him to jail; instead he locked Frank up in the basement of the Wes’ family home. Throughout the novel Julian is seen as loyal to Frank the whole time and doesn’t care about Frank’s actions.
But Mr. Fitweiler finds it hard to believe because everyone knows that Mr. Martin is a very efficient worker, never smokes, and never drink anything stronger than ginger ale. Mr. Martin tells Mr. Fitweiler that Miss Borrows suffers a psychological stress. Although she is telling the truth, nobody can believe her because they have known Mr. Martin for a long time and know his life style. Mr. Martin makes an incredibly wise plan to get Miss Barrows fired using imagination. He creates a scenario which relies on the aspect of the status his colleagues have put him into in order to solve his problem and achieve his desired
Character to Theme Almost everyone is prejudice in some way or another, its almost impossible not to be. Its almost as difficult to not act on the prejudiceness inside almost each and every one of us. Atticus Finch was an amazing person because he seemed to have mastered this skill. If he was prejudice, he did an extremely well job of hiding it because throughout the whole To Kill a Mockingbird book it seems as if he is only ever trying to be helpful to everyone or at the very least he is always trying to show respect to everyone around him. This is the exact opposite of what prejudice is.
Everyone has their own place in the society.the best place for Mr.Loveday is the asylum where he contributes much to the community. .If a person is to be judged by their contribution to the community, Mr loveday is a perfectly good citizen. Living in an asylum is no means of injustice to MrLoveday but it’s a chance for him to show his goodness. He would not kill anybody if he lives in the asylum forever, Wecannot argue that killing one more lady is always his desire by his vague letting out with Angela. “ Well miss, it sounds ungrateful, but I can’t deny I should welcome a little outing once, before I get too old to enjoy it” because like Mr Loveday said the very next sentence, “ I expect we all have our secret ambitions” we as humans all have our little dirty secrets which we dare not speech of and neither realize them if our time has not come.
In this passage he seems to be quite a self-standing person because he owns a copy of the California civil code for 1905 so he knows what rights he has out of the few that black people had and when Lennie came into his room he was really defensive over his rights of having his room and that no one else had a right to come in accept him. He also seems proud of himself because the passage mentions that he keeps his room was “swept” and “fairly neat” he has a few shelf and pegs to place his things upon. He the outcast on the ranch because the passage says that he demands that people keep their distance and it says that he’s an “aloof” and this could be due to him being black and mistreated or that his crippled back has made him miserable and he doesn’t want anyone to bother him while he’s disabled. Crooks’ meagre yellow light could suggest that he has no/little hope for things because a light symbolises hope but the light wasn’t bright so that means there was little hope for him and lack in hope could be caused by his sickness of loneliness and emotional and physical pain. Steinbeck
Brutus – “Have all true rites and lawful ceremonies. It shall advantage more than do us wrong.” Cassius demonstrates his profound mistrust for Antony as he does not believe that Antony bears good-will for them which juxtaposes to what Brutus perceives of him, where Brutus indicates that Antony will be a great addition to their cause. Brutus Cassius – “Ay, every man away. Brutus shall lead, and we will grace his heels with the most