In the stories "The Nose", "Roxanne", and "Cyrano De Bergerac" they all have their similarities and their differences at the same time. As all of these stories all basically have the same story line or the same meaning, they also all have different plots, setting, and characters. I also think that their psyical appearance affects their personal relationships in the stories. The Movie "Roxanne", is basically identical to the story "Cyrano De Bergerac". They have to same story line with just different setting and scenes. .
In "Roxanne" the story takes place in a small town in the us where the main character CD has a larger nose then any other person which effects his attitude and his personal relationship with others. CD is the head firefighter chief for the town he lives in where he is trying to organize a successful fire squad. A new successful firefighter comes to work for their station to help bring their squad up to working standards. CD and the new firefighter end up falling in love with the same girl, except the new guy has a hard time talking to her. This is where CD helps him talk to her where she falls in love with the words that he says to her. .
The only except is that the wonderful words that move her are coming from CD and not from the new guy. She finally figures out by the end of the story that it is CD that said all those wonderful things to her in which she is in love with him and he falls in lover with her. All three of the stories basically go around this summary but that just have different setting and some of the characters are different. There is your new version of the story and the old version. The psychical appearance of the main character makes the story unique as the people react differently toward him.
They make fun of him at first for having his unique nose but then over time they get use to it as if he was normal. Then once he changes his nose to how it should normally be, people make fun of him because they were use to how his nose use to be.
The Endearing Cyrano Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac has remained popular for over 100 years. ... Cyrano de Bergerac is a great example of "rooting for the underdog." ... Another interesting point is how the audience reacts to Cyrano. ... They care about Cyrano despite his appearance. The audience sees in Cyrano what Cyrano tries the entire play to make Roxanne see. ...
In the play Cyrano De Bergerac, Cyrano is the main character that happens to be a great swords man and a very articulate writer. ... Cyrano tells him many other offenses he could have used in a sarcastic poke fun at himself speech. With Cyrano saying this to Valvert it shows that he is able to poke fun at himself. ... By Cyrano making the speech it also shows that his character always wins and has the last word, in anything wether it with words or swords. ... By Cyrano making this speech you find that Cyrano's character can be summed up to be very brave as well as at times sarcastic and...
Cyrano is a round, dynamic character. ... Roxane is Cyrano's cousin. ... Le Bret worries that the things Cyrano does will ruin his career, but Cyrano ignores his judgment. ... These are all of Cyrano's enemies, all that Cyrano hates. ... Cyrano fought them all, and won. ...
Cyrano de Bergerac was no doubt an outstanding hero. ... While Cyrano was indeed a hero in that sense, he was also a hero in romance and pride. ... This description of a hero perfectly matches Cyrano. ... Cyrano was a person who would prefer to die during a battle like a true warrior. ... So what is the point of Cyrano being a hero? ...
At the end of the play, Cyrano fights his "enemies" that he has fought all his life. ... This shows how Cyrano is true and honest in life, taking pride in all that he has accomplished. ... Cyrano de Bergerac is a man of strong ideals who would do anything to stand up for them. ... Roxanne is a hidden obsession for Cyrano, whom he uses Christian to cure. ... Cyrano loves his friends and considers them an important part of his life. ...
If there was ever a figure who would not be denied his sensibilities, it is Cyrano. ... Cyrano actually crossed over enemy lines every day simply to mail love letters. ... Cyrano's introduction to the reader definitely leaves a lasting impression. ... Every moment of Cyrano's life is filled with action like this. ... Also, Cyrano is a victim of his surroundings. ...
"Cyrano de Bergerac," by Edmond Rostand is the story of Cyrano de Bergerac, an excellent poet and swordsman who tries to garner the love of his cousin, Roxane. ... Cyrano is then confronted by the Meddler, whom he victimizes, as Cyrano kicks him for staring at his nose. ... Cyrano. ... Cyrano. ... Cyrano. ...
Cyrano De Bergerac Cyrano's nose is his sword and shield, however it is a double edged sword, because on one hand he could gain Roxane's love, but on the other hand he could lose his courage & eloquent skill. ... We can almost assume that Cyrano has been bullied since he was a child because of his nose. Bullying lowers self-esteem while it also builds character whether one turns good, bad, or like Cyrano's case, both. ... This shows one of Cyrano's beautiful lies, and that he is stoic. ... The moon story shows Cyrano's silver tongue, his quick-wit, his reflection, and...
Cyrano deBergerac (actually written this time Cyrano de Bergerac was written by Edmond Rostand and translated by Brian Hooker. It tells the story of a man named Cyrano with a long nose. Cyrano is in love with a woman named Roxane. However, Roxane loves Christian and asks Cyrano to teach Christia...
