Character Comparison essay             The development of characters in novels and plays relies on several factors. The themes that an author wants to develop throughout their story plays a crucial role in determining the type of characters to have. Different authors may have characters with strikingly similar traits or entirely traits to represent similar or different themes. Some of the contrasting characters that have appeared in literature are Billie in the play ″Harlem Duet″ by Djanet Sears and Esch in the novel ″Salvage the Bones″ by Jesmyn Ward. Although the play and the novel are not related, a comparison can be made on the protagonists from both stories. The traits of Billie and Esch are based on differences and similarities portrayed in the roles they play in the build-up of both stories. Billie and Esch portray similar traits in the roles they play in the build-up to both stories. Both characters are female and play the role of a protagonist role. The major similarity between the two characters is the confidence that they show in the journey to overcome the…

Character Comparisons Characters in different literature work present either similar ideologies or differences. The comparison between Salome in Oscar Wilde and M. Butterfly can be based on the impact of music on winning people’s emotions. Salome is based on the biblical story in the book of Matthew where the princess is invited to dance in front of the king. Herod, who was the king at the time was interested in the dancing prowess of her daughter and promised to give everything her daughter would so wish. To the amusement of the king, the daughter asked for the head of a prisoner named John. In the M. Butterfly, Rene is deceived into falling in love with Lilling without knowing Lilling is a man. Rene later realized that female roles in the music used to be performed by men, and therefore they broke up. Ti-Jean and Gross-Jean are brothers with different characteristics. Gross-Jean is a strong character who lacks self-control in standing for his ideology.”Ideology leads to crimes that cannot be accounted for…,”Nealon et al. (p.97). Gross-Jean does not respect forest creatures,…

What are the different characteristics of the antibodies present in our body? The immune system of the human body secretes different kinds of substances in response to the attack of pathogens from time to time. To combat the various types of effects of the pathogens, the body is able to synthesize antibodies. Antibodies are the immunoglobulin’s which are produced by the leucocytes as a response to the invasion by the pathogens in the body.  However, one must remember that all antibodies are immunoglobulin (Ig), but not all the Igs are antibodies. There are around five kinds of antibodies present in the bodies, namely: Immunoglobulin A Immunoglobulin G Immunoglobulin E Immunoglobulin M Immunoglobulin D These are synthesized in the body and released in the bloodstream as and when required depending on the type of harmful agents present in the body. Some of the essential characteristics of these antibodies include: Specificity This one refers to the ability of the antibodies to bind to the respective epitopes in the body. That means that each of the antibodies can recognize a specific kind of…

Characteristic Symptoms of HIV/AIDS Individuals suffering from HIV don’t immediately exhibit the symptoms; hence, it may take even years before they know they are infected. According to a report by the Center for Disease Control, a person infected by HIV/AIDs may lead a healthy life for as long as ten years before the symptomatic phase of the disease starts. The symptomatic phase of HIV/AIDS is characterized by several signs and symptoms that can negatively affect the individual’s daily living and relationships. One of the symptoms that significantly affects the daily living of an AIDS patient is fatigue and body weakness. People suffering from HIV/AIDS tend to have a numb feeling in their feet and hands, loss and a resultant loss of strength and reflexes in their muscles. It is consequently difficult for such individuals to carry out their daily chores and other physical tasks that may be of economic value to them and their families. Aids is also characterized by symptoms such as bleeding from the mouth, nose, and around their genitalia and this can adversely affect their relationships since…

Variation of Genetic Characteristics Among Africans Africans are generally considered black because of their dark skin colour. However, Africans have varying skin tones and hair textures despite them being of the same race. There are African-American people who have parents coming from both races. This people exhibit different characteristics from their parents in terms of hair texture, skin tone and facial features. There are several factors that influence the different skin tones and hair texture among Africans. Skin pigmentation is visibly different and variable in Africa. In countries close to the equator, you will find that the Africans there have darker skins compared to those living away from the equator. This is because they have more melanin composition which protects them from the harsh sun rays.  This dark skin is capable of tanning when exposed to UVR and therefore preventing the naked skin from risks such as skin cancer. However, over the years, there has been significant climate and environmental changes that have influenced skin tone among Africans. Also, another significant factor that has influenced to a change in skin…

physiological and behavioral/cultural characteristics appear with Homo erectus A variety of different physiological and behavioral/cultural characteristics appear with Homo erectus around or shortly after 2 million years ago. These have been discussed in several different lectures (especially Units 8 and 9.1). What are these traits and what sort of picture do they paint of Homo erectus’adaptations and how they differ from previous hominins? Homo erectus is considered the largest species in the Homo family. Homo erectus is also believed to have a close resemblance to modern human beings in terms of its physical characteristics and body size. They have certain features which are termed as classical physiology as highlighted below: -on average Homo erectus has a cranial capacity of 900cx (600-1200cc). This cranial capacity is almost similar to those human beings and much larger than Homo habilis even though they are their direct predecessor. Furthermore, the cranial bone was highly developed and much thicker to protect the larger brain size. -comparing Homo erectus to Australopithecus, they seem to be much bigger, although their torso and arms were almost the same to…

STRONG CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT AND DIALOGUE Your assignment for your second essay will be to write a 2-3 page story about generational issues. Your story must include the following: Strong character development and dialogue, use of literary devices that we have discussed in class, a compelling story line, and good convections of the English language, Please do some research with suggested sites to support your story, For example, if you are writing a story about the conflict between Gen X and Gen Z , use some back and forth dialogue about some issues that you feel are a problem. Because you have found these to be issues through research, the quotes must be cited. Mary shouted, “ But, Daddy, everyone over 12 has a cell phone. “ Cite where you found this to be a value in this generation. I will go over documentation with you and show you where to find help! Please, have fun with this essay! Cover as many issues as you can! Your assignment for your second essay will be to write a 2-3 page story about…

dynamic characters In plays, dynamic characters change over the course of the play or novel. All the major characters in the play (A Raisin in the Sun) all go through some changes. The Younger family has experienced significant challenges in the play, and several of the characters respond to these difficulties in different ways. Walter Lee, one of the significant characters in the play, is dynamic because he goes through changes as the play progresses. The changes seen in Walter Lee are caused by different conflicts he is faced with. When the audience meets Walter at the beginning of the play, he is very ambitious and wants to do more with and out of his life. He says, “I got me a dream.” He is hugely motivated to transform his life, achieve his dreams, and become a better man both for himself and his family. The hope in his dreams is seen when he is begging his family for the money to venture into the liquor business. His naivety, however, lies in his belief that Mama would spend this money…

Why People are attracted toward Characters they despise In contemporary television and video environment, it is evident there are emerging trends. There is a trend that is both intriguing and concerning. There has been a significant shift in the shows from characters that are likable to those who are not likable (Flanagin, 1). There is an increasing presentation of characters that are morally corrupt, unhinged, unsavory and creepy. There has been a shift from the traditionally presented characters who were morally sound protagonists. What is surprising is that people continue to be attracted to these characters. It is thus important to assess why people are attracted to these characters. Characters with bad behavior likely tend to have some unique characteristics that make them appealing to the audience. Why People are attracted toward Characters they despise People are often attracted to characters they despise (Carpenter, 1). Jake Flanagan indicates that people enjoy bad character traits because it lets them feel better about themselves. It also helps in connecting with the character. If a TV show has one or many of its…

Character in love The Snake is sensual. They are people who enjoy a relationship. In the sexual area, these are sometimes people who love things that others may regard as extreme. This Snake has a certain innate detachment that sometimes comes across as arrogance to others, making them cool lovers. The Snake is not arrogant, but it is in its head because they think a lot. The Snake is, at the same time, passionate and emotional. These people can experience things at a deep level. This makes them sometimes too sensitive and sometimes overwhelming. These people love flirting, and generally, the Snake will take the first step. The Slang is indeed picky in its partners. The Snake can sometimes seem jealous, possessive, or obsessive. The Serpent needs a partner who is patient and able to calm the Serpent if the Serpent gets stuck in his philosophical thoughts. Perfect match The Slang fits well with the Rooster and the Ox. De Haan and de Slang have apparent differences, but even though there is sometimes some friction, this is not harmful. De…