When it comes to keeping long term goals I always seem to come up short. After ending my Boy Scout carrier of over ten years without my Eagle Scout badge I realized how unaccountable for goals I am. The whole idea behind Scouting is to turn a kid into a man by making him more responsible. In the boy scouts you are pushed to learn respect towards god, the outdoors, and your common man. You take part in many community service projects which helps understand the importance of responsibly. Somewhere along the line I slipped. When it came time to finish my eagle by organizing my own service project I refused to take control. I tried to leave the accountability to my parents. Scouting was something my father had always pushed me threw and so I always figured he would be there to push me threw the end. However he realized that to become an Eagle it was something I had to do on my own. Finally my eighteenth birthday came upon me and the possibility of becoming an eagle scout vanished. Something that I had put many hours into was now a waste of time. Hopefully this will provide as a lesson for me. Hopefully the scouting failure provided as an eye opener so now I can become a more accountable person. Now the prospect of college is hear and again it is up to me to decide if I will slack off or take control, because no one else will for me. .
That focal point being Count Dracula. ... Both these occurrences of "rape" stemmed from the actions of Count Dracula. ... If it were not for him, the sexual exploitation of both male and female characters may have never occurred. ... After sending Lucy to the grave, Dracula sets his site on the most innocent character, Mina. ... One night as Lucy lay in bed with Jonathan, she was awoken by the Count. ...
Each actor embodied their character and brought it to life, projecting the essence to the audience. ... His body movements and gestures, as well as his facial expressions fit the character and filled the stage with his lively energy. This gave Lawrence Brownlee a springboard from which to launch his character Count Almaviva's plot to win Rosina's hand in marriage. ... They were used as a solid wall in the scene where the Count serenades Rosina, who looks down from her balcony. ... Spotlights were used to highlight characters during arias and when they moved out onto the stage extensi...
The entire novel is based on a loose plot, jumping from one place to another, with a great variety of characters that are hard to keep up with. ... Another thing I noticed while reading The Count of Monte Cristo was that there was so many coincidences. A few are: how the Count just happens to meet Albert and become friends with him in Rome, how the Count buys the house in Auteiul, when the Count bought Hayde's freedom, and also how Bertuccio is chosen as one of the Count's servants. All of these incidents link to how the Count will make his revenge. ... The Count of Monte Crist...
Count Dracula is a portrayal of very Anti-Christ values which are characterized especially in the bible, Bram Stoker's movie and Beal's book. ... Besides being a well-known movie and book character, Dracula has significant meaning in religion as well. ... Beal's book and Stoker's movie were good portrayals of the religious aspects of blood, the vampire, and Count Dracula himself....
Alexander Dumas conveys this kind of feeling in his novel, The Count of Monte Cristo, in many of the characters. There is a big contrast between two types of characters in the novel. ... The kind characters in the novel are content with what they have and live life to the fullest in that. ... This is also visible in several other characters. ... Only when the Count finds love can he rejoice and be happy. ...
This view on women is represented through two of Dracula's main characters, Mina and Lucy. ... The threat that Count Dracula poses in transforming these women becomes a battle that lies upon women's morality. ... This makes her the perfect victim for Count Dracula "Why can't they let a girl marry three men, or as many as want her, and save all the trouble? ... These are the type of women men crave, and the type of victims Count Dracula desires. ... By no means do I think he was trying to insult the women of this era either as he portrayed one of the central characters, Mina...
The Count of Monte Cristo; written by Alexander Dumas; the main character: Edmond Dantes loses all perception of being a hero after his baptismal escape from the Chateau d"If, also by lying and changing his identity to The Count Of Monte Cristo. ... Maybe a man of character, but not a hero. ...
Dumas' character Edmond Dantes also seeks revenge throughout 'The Count of Monte Cristo' generating a similarly destructive chain of vengeance and showing, in a similar manner, how society's injustices lead to resentment. ... Heathcliff is a character caught between love and hate, Bronte uses Cathy's sleight to force him to focus on his revenge instead of her. ... There is a similar abundance of aggressive language used to express Danglars' jealousy of Edmond Dantes's promotion in 'The Count of Monte Cristo'. ... Contrastingly Dantes's reveng...
However, the way that other characters portray the protagonist contrasts through the use of diction by the authors. Dracula is painted as a noble count through various imageries and diction that automatically ranks him higher in the society. ... Being a "count " that he is, Dracula demonstrates civilized and cultivated manners that overlays an evil soul. ... Readers, as well as the characters in the novel, cannot predict when Dracula will harm the protagonists, or how a noble count could be portrayed as a monster. ... The metaphoric use of language of comparing young Jean to a hostile anim...