Many works of prose are measured by the characters they present, and the way in which they present them. Therefore, proper utilization of characterization techniques is greatly warranted for the success of a work. Characters draw the reader into another realm and can be made to emotionally connect with the audience. The way in which a character is constructed plays a vital role in the effectiveness of the character. The means by which the author wishes the character to be effective often determines how the author builds the character. In Hugo's Les Miserables, Jean Valjean receives sympathy from the reader when he vows to turn his life around. This use of dynamic characterization amply receives the audience response desired by the author. In characterization there are two types of characters based on the experience they go through throughout the story. Dynamic characters are main characters who change over the course of the story, whether in attitude, temperament, or religious/philosophical beliefs. Static characters are just the opposite, they do not change throughout the course of the story. In Hugo's Les Miserables, Javert is a static character. There are also two categories of character type based on importance of the character to the storyline. Round characters are the major characters of the story, the protagonist and other major characters. Flat characters are the minor characters in a story. They consist of stereotypes and foils. Foils are minor characters that play opposite major characters and stereotypes are people labeled as a group, instead of as individuals.
When applying these types of characterization to Gavroche of Hugo's Les Miserables, there is some question on the group in which he may fall. He could easily be labeled a round character, for he is a main character, necessary to the storyline. He could also be marked a flat character because he is grouped with the urchins, a large group of alienated young people that find their home on the streets of Paris.
Les Misérables Whiting Auditorium The familiar Whiting Auditorium in Flint, Michigan, was transported to Revolutionary France for the production of Les Misérables. ... The lighting effects for Les Miz were fascinating. ... Les Misérables is by far my favorite musical. ...
In the book Les Misérables, Victor Hugo interweaved a lot of coincidences into the story to craft his plot and display the amazing qualities of Jean Valjean. Most of the happenstances revolve around a rogue character by the name of Thénardier who somehow interacts and creates a twisted web of re...
It seems that the musical Les Miserables gets a lot of negative comments "theater folk." ... The thing is, I think that "Les Miz" may arguably be the most well-crafted piece of theater this side of Sondheim. ... First, in Les Miz, there's the matter of the overall score. ... Can you imagine a Les Mis with a chamber score (i.e., Passion or The Light in the Piazza)? ... Feeney, but as the original John Adams in 1776) dislike Les Miz, or are loath to admit that they do? ...
Les Miserables By Victor Hugo Human injustice. ... This complex story, with multiple ties in amongst itself, is Les Miserables. ... He writes a letter and explains to Cosette that he will probably die in this revolt, and gives it to Gavroche, Eponine's brother, and is reminded of Thenardier and his promise to his father. ... Gavroche then approaches him with the letter, and once he reads it, is overjoyed with the fact that Marius is dead because then he will be the only person Cosette loves. ... Suddenly, the barricade was attacked, and almost everyone was killed, including Enj...
As shown, MIS can be of two different types: Monitoring MIS: these MIS merely gather information about output performance and present it to the manager, who will then do the comparison him/herself. Monitoring and comparison MIS: for these MIS, the pre-set standards for output performance have been entered onto the computer system Features of Management Information Systems used In order to explain the features of the MIS used, two further elements must be described: the link to data-gathering systems and the production of reports. ... Reports, Reports, Reports Central to its monit...
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What exactly is MIS and why do people use MIS? Does MIS relate to what you do? Or do you, in some way, use an MIS? ... I feel its important to understand MIS and what MIS does especially since the world is moving to a more computer based society. ... MIS are the decision-making element that helps plan and decide where the organization wants to go in the future. ...
MIS and IT are improving the productivity and the work efficiency of a business. ... In this case, the can use Management Information system or MIS. ... Other than that, MIS can improve the way employees work. ... MIS can help doing that by computerizing the overall organization. ... Not only can MIS lead a business to success, but also technology in general. ...
