Marlin is very nervous and scared to go out in the great blue sea. He also has a fear that he may never see his only son Nemo again. Marlin feels he may have loss the only thing he had left of him. Marlins style of life is that he is very cautious of his surrounding because he doesn't want to be put in the situation he was in when his wife and children were eaten by the shark. Marlin may have been a whole different clownfish with a different personality if the event of his wife and children being attacked was handled in a different fashion.
Captain Nemo is mysterious and paranoid, his hatred for mankind is because of their corruption. “So it was a sad day I spent, between my wish to regain freedom and my regret at saying goodbye to the marvelous Nautilus…” –Aronnax. This quote represents Aronnax’s main conflict, he cannot stay with the Nautilus because he must help his friends, even though he is fascinated by the knowledge he can obtain by the Nautilus. The conflict between Aronnax and Captain Nemo is that Captain Nemo is keeping Aronnax’s friends captives of the ship. The main conflict of Aronnax is that he has to choose between science vs the freedom of his fellow man.
She speaks only of one God, something unknown to Beorn and his fellow Vikings. She tells them of love and forgiveness, which is the greatest weapon in any battle. And though Beorn does not understand, even laughing at such ideas, he listens because it all makes sense to him. Beorn, the proud son of a Viking chief, displayed the typical pagan Viking personality. He is a brave boy who challenges a bigger and much stronger Viking to a swimming contest.
Nemo said that he would swim inside the net and tell all the other fish to swim down, but there was, however, one thing stopping them. Marlin. Nemo was able to convince his dad in letting him attempt this.This was the biggest decision Marlin had ever made. There was no way the old Marlin would let Nemo take this risk even if it was for Dory because it's simply too dangerous and with Nemo's bad fin, he wouldn't want to risk it. However, he learned to let go and believe that Nemo can do this and with Marlin's approval Nemo was suceeded in his plan and the fish, including Dory were freed.
He risks the lives of all the men on the ship that rescues him. When the sailors say they want to return because of the danger Victor states, “ye need not have come thus far, and dragged your captain to the shame of a defeat, merely to prove yourselves cowards.”(160) Victor's obsession is so bad that he risks harm to his own life as well. He says, “How I have lived I hardly know: many times have I stretched my failing limbs upon the sandy plain, and prayed for death. But revenge kept me alive; I dared not die, and leave my adversary in
He also picks fights with all the other jurors, he even threatened to kill juror #8 after he called him a sadist. He expressed a lot of anger in his thoughts which changed the way a few jurors thought of the defendant. No one knew till the end when juror #3 started crying and revealed his sensitive side. He looked grumpy and disturbed the whole movie and his emotions finally break lose. The real reason he was being so obnoxious was because he had issues with his teenage son which effected his opinions about teenagers.
Lastly, Peter’s loyalty helps him with prioritizing goals as well as helping him to stay alongside his family and friends. Peter’s strong characteristics give him the full aptitude to succeed against the challenges he encounters in the novel. With physical and mental perseverance and determination, Peter is able to achieve success by pushing himself beyond his limit. Being determined, Peter hopes that if “only [he can] remain hidden, [then the acting troupe will] carry [him] right through Sir Philip’s Cordon” (Trease 50). Peter’s determination to escape prevents him from being captured, succeeding against Sir Philip during this battle.
Montresor vows revenge from one man who ill-treated him, while the Misfit takes his revenge out on anyone whom he crosses paths with, like the Bailey family, whose double standards and indifference towards others he feels are liable for the problems in the world. Fortunato is Montresor’s one and only victim. Montresor is determined to get back at Fortunato after all the agony he had to undergo from him without feeling regretful or having legal consequences: “I must not only punish but punish with impunity” (375). After Montresor leads Fortunato into his family’s vaults, he executes his plan and that was to kill Fortunato. In contrast, the Bailey family is probably one of many people that the Misfit crosses paths with after escaping from jail in Florida.
The Mariner now realizes the trouble he has brought upon himself, yet his incapability to speak does not give him the chance to pray out loud. Indeed every action has it's consequence whether good or bad, yet the Mariner had to witness the dice game between the spirit of Death and Life-and-Death as part of his punishment since, he expressed a belief that the world is guided by luck and chaos when he killed the albatross. The Mariner's pride has set him back to realize that all of nature's creations are to be respected and appreciated. In his anguish and guilt for his shipmates the Mariner is partially expatiated as he is able to recognize the swimming sea creatures as true
Moby Dick The story begins with Ishmael heading out to find a whaling ship to join. On his way to Nantucket, the first American City of whaling, he meets a harpooning savage named Queequeg, and the two of them become quick friends. They find their ship, the Pequod, and despite ominous warnings, and absence of the captain, they board with the rest. However this was not just an ordinary boat trip, things went out of control when they did everything in their power to capture the notorious Moby Dick, a great white whale that seems to have abnormal powers. The Pequod sails over foreign seas, in order to reach the equator, a known hangout of Moby Dick, at the right season.