Monday, April 14, 2014

Scarlet, symbols to represent characters

Within the book Scarlet the main character Scarlet can be symbolized by leather because it is both hard and soft. The hard because it cannot be easily penetrated by things and tends to be used as a protective item, Scarlet heavily guards her emotions and builds up a "wall" or creates a "shell" around herself so that people can't get in, she rarley lets her guard down. The soft is because some people use the leather as a blanket type thing to keep them warm and it also can take on many different shapes, when Scarlet actually lets her guard down then she becomes a happy, cheerful, kind person but she can also put on many phasauds when she is around different new people. 

Wolf, the street fighter/ bad boy can be represented by an oversized teddy bear because they might be intimidating at first but really they are shy and are big softies. Wolf is also a protector, which large teddy bears can seem like they can proctect you when you are little, so this is another reason that he can be represented by a teddy bear. He tries to protect Scarlet on many occasions eventhough he might end up being the one that hurts her the most in the end. 

Cinder, who was the main character from the previous book in the series, Cinder, is a Swiss Army knife because she is very versitaile and can be a huge advantage to whoever a team she is fighting for. She can also think on her feet as well as function without any problems. Cinder has many different sides to her just like the knife has many different types of tools. 





8 comments:

  1. Wow! I really like how you compared the characters in your book to items; it really helps me understand them better. That was really clever!

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  2. You did a really great job with this post. Listing things that are related to your charecter can help you to better understand who they are and what they are like

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  3. I like this post because I think that it is cool and very original. I think that it is very cool that you linked the characters to different items. I think that it helps to understand alot about the characters.

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  4. The post has a good summary!!! But, what about your opinion on the book? Do you like it?

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  5. Rhys I really liked the symbols you chose for your characters. You backed them up well, but i would try and use a quote for extra evidence. You used great elevated diction in this post.

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  6. I love the symbols that you used! There's a wide variety of different items, and I like how you use each one to really help explain the characters better.

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  7. Even though I haven't read this book, I still feel like I can picture the characters you described. By describing how the symbol relates to the character, you were able to describe the characters personality's better. I also feel that your claims would be even stronger if you could bring in textual evidence as support.

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  8. I enjoyed your post! I feel like I know the characters now, and I want to read the book. I like how you linked the symbols to the characters personalities.

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