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He's my father!)" (2176). Upon hearing the hiss of someone accusing his father of burning barns, Sarty feels "the old fierce pull of blood" and is blindly thrust into a fight, only to be physically jerked back by his father's hand and his cold voice ordering him to get in the wagon. As the Snopes' family leaves town, Sarty consoles himself with the hope that this will be the last time his father commits the act that he cannot bring himself to even think of : "Maybe he's done satisfied now, now that he has" (2177). Deep down, Sarty knows his father is not going to end his destructive rampage.

“Where are you going!” one of the men demanded angrily, as Brad curiosity faded. The men followed him as he found an old wooden box with the words engraved at the top. These words are the cause of all of this is and these words will forever strike fear into Brad, it clearly said スーパー兵士 which means super soldier. Immediately the men holding nothing back ... ... middle of paper ... ...his enemies as he ran for the ship. He knew that he could not let them take the serum as he boarded the ship he turned on the engine as the soldiers realized what had happened.

He provided for her and gave her a somewhat stable house hold. As a salesman he probably came across as arrogant to try and compensate for his other shortcomings but he tried. In all aspects of his life he tried and never stopped he kept trying to achieve his “American Dream.” Even at the end when he committed suicide he was only thinking of his family and trying to do what he thought was best for them. Willy says “Nothing’s planted. I don’t have a thing in the ground” (Miller pg.

He makes several advances, but Brown continually refuses. The devil tells Brown that his family has had dealings with him in the past (269). This makes Brown even more aware of his faith. He wants to remain a good man no matter what his ancestors were accused of, which was witchcraft and deviltry. Going on about his trip, Brown passes many of his mentors including Goody Cloyse and Deacon Gookin.

High Noon The movie High Noon is a western style movie about loyalty and betrayal. Throughout the whole movie, you can see how Kane is loyal to the town and how the town betrays Kane. The film tells a story about a man who was too proud to run— a tale of a lone, stoic marshal (Will Kane) who was left desolate and abandoned by the townspeople he has sworn to protect because of a four-man gang led by Frank Miller. This is where the loyalty part comes in. Kane did not have to stay and protect the town’s people because he was “retired” and was going to leave town with his wife.

He told his children never to fight, and when someone tried to fight him, or did something he didn’t like he never handled things violently. He always stood up for what was right, even when almost the whole town was angry and against him. He was also a brave man, even if he didn’t believe in guns and had never been to any wars, he cared for the people around him and always protected them, like the time he shot the dog that had gone mad, or stood outside of Tom Robins...

He led the successful first farm worker union for more tha... ... middle of paper ... ... racism. He risked his life to end segregation. Cesar risked his life by fasting to provide different methods of non-violence . I believe his experiences from a young age, provoked him to take a stand for justice, equality and dignity for not only migrant farm workers but for all. He did not do everything he did for money because he never made over $6,000.

Ironically, though Atticus is a heroic figure in the novel and a respected man in Maycomb; but neither Jem nor Scout idolizes him at the beginning of the novel. Both are embarrassed that he is older than other fathers and that he doesn't hunt or play football. But Atticus' wise parenting, which he sums up in Chapter 30 by saying, "Before Jem looks at anyone else he looks at me, and I've tried to live so I can look squarely back at him", Wins Scout and Jem's respect. So in the five chapters of the trial Atticus is presented with true courage. The chapters leading up to the trial show how personally this trial is affecting Atticus.

The hope that his son would be a good person rather than an intelligent one with no soul pushed him to be harsh and cruel but overall, left his son with empathy, strength, a relationship with his father, and a connection with God and the world around him. In the final chapter, after Reb Saunders is finished talking to Reuven, he turns to his son. For the first time outside of services, Reb Saunders speaks to his son directly, without Reuven’s help. This is a big moment for their relationship and is a turning point where Danny sees that his father is making an effort at finally communicating with him. He also sees that his father finally knows that he is a good and empathetic person and is willing to trust him to go out in the world with inner strength and the knowledge of suffering.

Some people believe they can escape their past, but if one does not atone for their sins, the guilt will engulf them and stay with them forever. In The Kite Runner, Amir, the main protagonist, tries to forget about his past and move on. Hassan, his best friend and Amir’s foil, is loyal and brave while Amir is weak and a coward. Amir’s father, Baba, is also an honorable man, however, keeps the secret about Hassan being his son to everyone, including him. Amir betrays Hassan because he believes Hassan is a sacrifice he has to make to win his father’s affection.