Sunday, October 30, 2016
The Hypnotist by Lars Kepler
In Lars Kepler The Hypnotist, extension Josef Ek the antagonist, is a calendar method of birth control character. Josef is a serial sea wolf who brutally killed four of his family members. When Josefs report is revealed, it is obvious that learnt it can be seen that, he has intellectual problems because of what he endured during his childhood. Also, Josef is a round character, because he shows several sides to his personality, and he is in truth complex like a real person would be, with troublesome problems of his own and a blighted history.\nJosef is dynamic and undergoes a hardly a(prenominal) important inner swaps during the work of the story, these exchanges result in a complete character change at the end of the book. Josef is a round character because; the readers foil to see a alone mentally instable murderer, who doesnt understand himself. He thinks of himself as the human graven image, then over duration after he realizes everything and gets mental help eh cha nges in to be a devoted Christian whos full of intellect and empathy. An example of Josef comparing himself to god, This stupid crazy humanity never accepted me for who I am; now I make do why. Its because I am the closest thing to a god, and the people fear me and thinks that my decent powers can destroy them! cash in ones chips tongue to Josef, (Keplar, 218). This iterate shows that, Josef thinks of himself as soul as worthy and fibrous as god, and he thinks that he can do what he wishes, to whomever he wishes.\nThe dramatic change in Josefs breeding and personality is what truly makes him a round character because contradictory a flat character Josef changes, for example, Today at church building I saw a young widow, and she was crying, her husband died termination week in a car crash, I matte so bad. I fill never felt this mood before in my satisfying life, and I went to her and gave her a hug, to give her a little bit of comfort, said Josef to Emily (405). Com paring this quote to the quote in (218) shows what a big change Josef undergoes in the course of the stor...
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