Unbroken By Laura Hillenbrand: Character Analysis
Everyone loves a hero! A hero is someone who displays undeniable courage, never ending strength and demonstrates nobility. Louie, the main character in Unbroken, a novel written by Laura Hillenbrand, exhibits heroism. He does this by helping his friends in time of need, overcoming difficult obstacles and extending forgiveness under strenuous circumstances.
Louie shows no selfishness towards himself when it comes down to what is really important. Louie and his crewmembers got into an accident over the Pacific Ocean. Rather than thinking of his own safety as a top priority, it is clear that he leaves no man behind. Crew member Brooks was lying on the ground as the plane continued to fall from the sky, gushing blood from his neck, it is …show more content…
His main problem was the bird. The bird tested him on a daily basis but his main challenge came upon Louie on a day he was least expecting it. The bird made Louie hold a beam over his head and stated that is you drop the beam then you shall follow. “After holding the beam almost for 37 minutes. Watanable charged over to Louis and punched him in the stomach. “Louie still did not fall. Between showing tremendous strength with enduring all of the hardships he chose to forgive those who wronged him.
When the Japanese had finally been defeated and the U.S citizens returned home. Louie soon felt sorrow and compassion for the ones who had caused him so much pain and expressed forgiveness. Living with hatred is not something he felt the need to do.
Louie is a strong mentally and physically bodied person and shows outstanding quality’s that represent a hero. He shows no selfishness and the capacity to endure any event that is thrown his way and he never lets go of hope that there will be a better tomorrow. In these real life event that have taken place in his life Louie represented to the readers that not all hero’s wear
Louie shows no selfishness towards himself when it comes down to what is really important. Louie and his crewmembers got into an accident over the Pacific Ocean. Rather than thinking of his own safety as a top priority, it is clear that he leaves no man behind. Crew member Brooks was lying on the ground as the plane continued to fall from the sky, gushing blood from his neck, it is …show more content…
His main problem was the bird. The bird tested him on a daily basis but his main challenge came upon Louie on a day he was least expecting it. The bird made Louie hold a beam over his head and stated that is you drop the beam then you shall follow. “After holding the beam almost for 37 minutes. Watanable charged over to Louis and punched him in the stomach. “Louie still did not fall. Between showing tremendous strength with enduring all of the hardships he chose to forgive those who wronged him.
When the Japanese had finally been defeated and the U.S citizens returned home. Louie soon felt sorrow and compassion for the ones who had caused him so much pain and expressed forgiveness. Living with hatred is not something he felt the need to do.
Louie is a strong mentally and physically bodied person and shows outstanding quality’s that represent a hero. He shows no selfishness and the capacity to endure any event that is thrown his way and he never lets go of hope that there will be a better tomorrow. In these real life event that have taken place in his life Louie represented to the readers that not all hero’s wear