This is nothing but a sad story of a teenage boy gone from good to bad, who leads other kids into his “revenge” against the higher class. Their mission is to destroy an innocent man’s house and their reason is because it is still standing from the Blitzkrieg of London. 7) Though each and every individual in the Wormsley Common Gang is a delinquent, the whole gang itself has qualities which can be smiled upon. The gang’s values are flipped compared to other, usual gangs. First of all, they reject personal gain, forget personal rivalries, and maintain their own justice within their gang framework.
Why is the system described as a Monster? The Monster controls the economy. It has no mercy and no feelings. If the Monster has to destroy the land, or even someone’s house for profits, it will. It is described as the Monster because it can not be controlled.
Big Brother controlled the town of Oceania by manipulating them through their surroundings. Everywhere the people went, they were being watched through “telescreens” that were constantly on and could “never be turned off completely”. This limited the control that people had over themselves so much so that even if they thought wrong against Big Brother, they were punished. This was classified as “thought crime” and the “thought police” were constantly looking for suspects. Being arrested for thought crime was greatly feared as people who were punished never returned, and their “existence was wiped” completely.
In the beginning of the novel Victor’s berated antics where within great intentions. Unfortunately his terrible decision making corrupted his thoughts which lead to pure evilness and revenge. In the novel for example, he knew without a doubt Justine was innocent. He tried to help prove innocence, but he still never revealed the creature who committed the crime. Justine was killed on account of his behalf for not bringing forth the truth.
E.M Forester describes a flat character as “The really flat character can be expressed in one sentence…” Royal Tenenbaum’s in one sentence is “he is very deceitful.” He begins the story as being a flat character his entire life, but when forced onto the streets, his manipulative nature turns against him; creating the beginning of his transformation. He is shown as a man who has always put himself before all others, including his family. Royal seems unable to grasp the idea that his irresponsible and selfish lifestyle has driven a wedge between him and his family that cannot be undone by a simple apology. The main goal of Royal however, is not to make amends to his family, but to have a roof over his head. The story begins with Royal being kicked out of his hotel room and having nowhere else to go, hatches a plan to gain entry into his old apartment by saying he has cancer.
Except in his world, this is all highly illegal. Guy can’t stand around congratulating himself for being an individual. In his mind, he’s a traitor. Even worse, he’s a fireman traitor, which is essentially tantamount to being a dirty cop. When you look at it from Guy’s perspective, it’s no wonder he basically bounces from one personal crisis to the next for most of the novel.
The Communist philosophy quite literally expects its citizens to live merely as machines, serving their purpose to the greater good, yet never experiences the pleasures of being alive. Leo is left frustrated and despaired, as many bourgeois were, and began to partake in illegal private trade. This sense of desperation to return to the life of amenities which were at one time rightfully and legally his own, lead him to his arrest and later death. Like Kira, he became consumed with anger and desire to defeat the USSR’s
This statement implies more than casual viewers might imagine. True, many images in their films appear at first merely strange, incongruous, or even repulsive” (Gaughran 227). Both of these scenarios lead to the untimely demise of many innocent victims. We can attribute this also to the lack of communication and greed on both characters parts. Since Jerry had no idea what he was doing as a criminal mastermind, he couldn’t successfully put across some guidelines for the two hit men.
It is straightforward that Gatsby is a villain for he has yet to commit any acts of heroism. What he does accomplish is his carelessness, his attempts to ‘conquer the unconquerable’ which ruins the lives of others and his own, and he shows his selfishness. In the book Gatsby is a person that has been blinded by his own greed. Since the beginning he shows his jealousy towards Tom, Tom having everything he has ever wanted: Daisy, friends, money, and love. The novel is not of a man who goes on a search towards love and freedom, but instead of a greedy man in attempt to steal the life of a
As the deaths continued and the monster’s vengeance inclined, Victor became increasingly enthralled in his problems and seemingly ignored others’. He could have killed the creature after he found that he killed William and Justine.. Instead, Victor san and reduced to face his problems face to face, he escaped. To call Victor a “hero” would be ignorant. He did create life, however he never took flu responsibility, always took the easy way out and was the force that created the suffering of the novel.