Author: Maisha Rahman In Clear Light of Day by Anita Desai, Raja is the most significant character. He is the elder brother of the Das family, supposed to be responsible, sincere, and admirable. Instead, he is portrayed as an individual and non-emotional being. However, he is determined, intelligent, and intelligent enough to justify himself positively and negatively. … Read more
In the novel Sons and Lovers by D. H Lawrence, Walter Morel the Miner belongs to that class of ordinary people devoid of intellectual content, full of physical life, closely in touch with the earth, and rejoice in the life of nature. In his simplicity and humble acceptance of life, Morel is spiritually akin to the rustics … Read more
Prospero is the central character in the play The Tempest. Indeed, he dominates the play from the beginning to the end. The entire action of the play, barring some of the deeds of Antonio, Sebastian, Alonso, Gonzalo, Caliban, Stephano, and Trinculo, is manipulated by Prospero. Prospero is not an ordinary human being. Indeed, he is an … Read more
Sir Roger De Coverley appears in about 35 essays out of 555 published essays in the Spectator. Joseph Addison, who cofounded the Spectator with Richard Steele, described several characters in these essays, but his most significant character is Sir Roger De Coverley. Papers that cover Sir Roger De Coverley are known as The Coverley Papers. The essays in … Read more
Tom Jones is the protagonist of Henry Fielding’s best novel, Tom Jones. Tom’s character brings about sharp criticism from many eminent critics, including Dr. Johnson. A victim of circumstances from birth to the end, Tom is undoubtedly a charming character. A novel depicts a reality through storytelling, so it cannot and should not detract from real … Read more
