Protagonist Thesis Proposals Samples For Students

Introduction

The minority of works is appealing to find an association between the popularization of the anti-hero concept with the trends and moods actual in the society of nowadays. Therefore, in order to both provide the reasons for anti-hero popularization and explain the importance of this concept for modern society, the following research will consider the most popular and significant anti-heroes depicted in modern literature. In particular, the research will focus on anti-heroes created by Marvel comics due to the fact that comics provide the easiest and the most favorable way to represent the heroes, anti-heroes and villains to the ...

1. A draft of the opening paragraph. Revenge is a menacing force driven by the dark section of an individual. So hard to control, revenge results in atrocious actions. When a person seeks such an action, he has to acknowledge getting back the same consequences; in other means, he has to be ready to dig two graves. William Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, conveys how revenge can lead to the ultimate destruction of a person’s life and causing a never-ending chaos. As well as, it portrays how it results in the devastation of not only the revenge-seeker, but the community around him as ...

In Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games, the character of Katniss Everdeen distinguishes herself from other female protagonists in children's fiction in many ways. In my future paper, I plan to discuss those differences, mostly through the lens of the treatment of romantic relationships with regards to the protagonist in children's fiction. In the book, Katniss is caught in the type of love triangle typically found in children's fiction: the sensitive new lover versus the old friend who understands her more. However, Collins seems to subvert this trope by playing up the ambiguity of Katniss' actual feelings for Peeta and ...

The odyssey Homer translated by Robert Fitzgerald and Epic of Gilgamesh Translated by NK Sandars

The overriding issue in the two epics is the interaction between heroism and immorality. In the two epics, the protagonists are portrayed to be hard working, courageous and brave. Contrarily to their moral character traits, they are portrayed to be immoral. In the translation of Homer’s Odyssey, the protagonist has been explicitly built by Robert as a real achiever in heroism context (Hexer & Fitzgerald, p.113). However, Odysseus is immoral and has no respect for himself and women in his community. Sandars translates Gilgamesh’ ...