My Uncle Hule in Hule in the character traits 20

** In the beginning, he eagerly hoped for Hule's return, and kept saying "that word that will never change". When they met him on the ship, they saw Hull's poor appearance and avoided him like a plague. The change in the couple's attitude towards Le can be divided into three distinct stages due to the change in Huller's wealth and poverty

Rich and poor.

Hule: I used to be lazy and lazy, and I was a loser. But mistakes can be corrected.

Me: Sympathetic, disapproving of parents' snobbish behavior, kind.

Hule: I used to be lazy and lazy, and I was a loser. But knowing that mistakes can be corrected, kindness.

Me: Sympathetic, disapproving of parents' snobbish behavior, kind.

is lazy to eat, drink and have fun, and is a loser.

Analysis of the character of my uncle Hule:

Philip: Vain, impulsive, panicked, no ideas, no opinions.

Clarisse: Stingy, shrewd, unhurried, shrewd, tough, ruthless and snobbish.

Introduction:

When he was young, Hule squandered a lot of money, and was regarded as a hooligan, and ended up being swept away. After going to the Americas, he made a small amount of money, and two years later he made a fortune and became a lucky star for everyone. The Philippe family longed for the return of the wealthy Hule.

The second sister found her fiancé, and the family was very happy, and on a trip to the island of Jelsa, they met a poor oyster seller who resembled Jüle, and Mr. Philip got information and verification from the captain.

Not only did the dream of getting rich come to naught, but the dream of entering the upper class society came to naught, and now the marriage of the second daughter is also in jeopardy. In the end, the family quietly returned on the Saint-Malo boat, so as not to run into Hule returning to meet them again. In the end, he was never seen again.

Theme of the work:

**Several characters portrayed in can give people a distinct impression. Mrs. Philip was a delicate, shrewd, vitriol, vain burgher woman, who, because of poverty, was frugal and barely supported by the façade. On the other hand, she often gets angry with her husband and says mean things to vent her grievances.

Philip's personality is not as sharp as Mrs. Philip's, he is more weak and honest, he is easy to panic when he encounters problems, and he is not as good as Mrs. Philip, but his habit of putting on a show seems to have been excessive. The attitude of the two of them towards Yule, whether they are close or alien, praise or disparagement, is based on financial interests, and after reading it, it makes people feel inferior, disgusting, pitiful, and ridiculous.

But they do not make people feel hateful, because they are neither cunning scoundrels nor mischievous scoundrels, but mere wretched creatures of money worship. The youngest son, Joseph, is the only sympathetic character in **, and he disapproves of his parents' refusal to recognize his parents.

However, under the circumstances, he was powerless to change Hule's situation, and could only use tips to seek comfort in his conscience. It can be seen from this that the fate of Hule is not determined by the good or bad mood of the people or their character, but by the social system and the ideas of the dominant ruling class.

Philip: Vain, impulsive, panicked, no ideas, no opinions.

Clarisse: Stingy, shrewd, unhurried, shrewd, tough, ruthless and snobbish.

Joseph - a relatively innocent and innocent child, his conscience and affection are in stark contrast to his selfish and cold parents, expressing his dissatisfaction, but also expressing the author's hopes and ideals.

This article mainly writes about the passage of "my" family on the way to Jelsa, which depicts the different performances and psychology of the Philippe couple when they found that the rich have become poor and the poor Huller, and reveals and satirizes the estrangement of people in the class society through the different attitudes of the Philippe couple towards Huller.