Analysis of the characters of the four misers, who is the representative of the miser?

MiserThe representative figure is Grande.

From the French writer Balza Leaky Roll Early Gram.

Feature-length ** "Scrooge".

The original translation was "Eugenie Grandet".

Grandet is a miser. Grande has only been in love with money all his life, and has never only recognized money but not people. Nephew Charlie.

Crying over his father's bankruptcy and suicide, he actually said, "This young man (i.e. Charlie) is a useless man, and he values the dead more than gold." In Grandet's view, it was not his father's death that Charles should be saddened by, but that he was not only a destitute and broken child, but also had to pay four million francs for his dead father.

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Events

Death is a small thing, but loss of wealth is a big thing. Grandet didn't care about his wife's imminent death, and he panicked at the thought that it would cost him a large inheritance. So he did everything possible to snatch his daughter Eugenie Grandet's inheritance of her mother's property.

and promised to pay 100 francs a month for "big profits", but after a year, he was not willing to give a son to his daughter.

When his wife was dying, his only thought was "whether to spend a lot of money". Grandet gave his love to money, and kept the indifference and dryness to himself, and through his own giving to others, it took him two or three years to "train his daughter to maturity with his stingy style", and "it became a habit" before he was relieved to give her the key to the dining room. If you want to keep money, you will be stingy.

Miserliness is a trait common to all misers.

The representative of the miser is:Strict prison students

Yan Jiansheng is from Gaoyao County, Guangdong.

Prison student, formerly known as Yan Dayu.

The word Zhihe, the younger brother of Yan Gongsheng, is a complex and three-dimensional character.

When Yan Jiansheng was dying, he stretched out two fingers and refused to give up, the eldest nephew, the second nephew, and the wet nurse and others all stepped forward to guess and persuade, but they didn't say anything, and finally Zhao stepped forward and said: "Master, what others say is irrelevant, only I know what you mean!" You are lighting two stalks of lamp grass in the lamp, don't worry, I'm afraid of wasting oil.

I'm going to pick off a stem now. It wasn't until Zhao picked out a lamp grass that he nodded and swallowed the rubber gas. This detail illustrates the stinginess of the strict prison students towards themselves.

Appreciation

The History of Confucianism and Outer Spring".

The author of Wu Jingzi.

It is the clever Liang Luwu, who copied the scene of Yan Jian's death as "very real", so real that people are immersed in the scene. But he was arrogant, and he was unwilling to directly tell the world about Yan Jiansheng's appeals, but used Zhao's words to beat Yan Jiansheng and his people into the "abyss of no return". From the words of the original text, we can feel that Wu Jingzi admires Yan Jiansheng very much, and at the same time sympathizes with his suffering.

For such a person worthy of preference, but he uses a reverse pen to describe it, it has to make people think of "Zhao's orphan."

The role of a mid-range baby. True heroes have always endured humiliation and burden, did not experience the hardships of the world, and did not "starve their bodies and skins, and empty their bodies,...What do they do", how can you sharpen a real hero?

The representative of the miser is Sherlock. Sherlock, one of the main characters in English playwright Shakespeare's comedy The Merchant of Venice and one of the four great misers in world literature, is stingy to the extreme. A usurer, a wealthy Jewish merchant, who is poisonous and greedy.

But on the other hand, Shylock was treated unfairly by society and others because he was Jewish, which led him to develop this character.

Sherlock's Character Analysis:Shylock is the representative of usury capital, a miser who does not pull out a dime. But Sherlock, who loves money like his life, is unusually at the beginning of this scene, not to repay several times more than borrowing, but to ask for a useless piece of human flesh, which shows that he is narrow-minded and extremely vindictive.

At the first opportunity, he will frantically retaliate against those who are not good for him, and he must put his opponent to death, which shows his ruthlessness. Sherlock retorts at the insults of others, and his calm and confident attitude is vivid. After losing the lawsuit, he wanted to repay the loan three times, and his greedy nature was restored, and Scrooge's true nature was exposed.

The representative of the miser is Abagon.

Money-hungry and extremely stingy are typical of Abagon's image. Although he has thousands of family wealth, "as soon as he sees Hu Jipi stretching out his hand, he convulses all over", as if his internal organs have been dug out.

In order not to spend a penny, he asked his son to marry a rich widow; In order not to marry, he asked his daughter to marry an old man who was half a hundred years old; I also plan to marry a young and lovely girl without any money. He didn't give his son money to spend, forcing him to borrow from a loan shark. In order to save a few dishes, he doubled the vegetarian fast, and had the chef serve ten guests with a meal for eight people.

Character characteristics of Abagon:

Abagon demanded enjoyment, not only did he need a coachman, a chef, a maid, but he also had to treat him to drink, and he was still looking for a woman, and he had a crush on the young and beautiful Mariana. But none of these pleasures can threaten his accumulation.

So, he made the cook and coachman, mixed water with wine, and was determined to marry a woman who didn't cost money. Therefore, when his son Clayant threatened him with 10,000 silver coins and made Abagon, the trouser poor, choose between Mariana or 10,000 silver coins, Abagun preferred to give up Mariana.

Strict prison studentsYan Jiansheng is a character in the Qing Dynasty's satirical ** "The Outer History of Confucianism".

**The author is Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty, who uses irony to describe the pursuit of fame and fame by scholars in feudal society, as well as their living conditions. In **, Yan Jiansheng is a very rich man.

Features:

In short, he is a figure who is teased by the ruling class, he has a stingy side, and he is sometimes generous and humane. The multi-faceted excavation of the character of Yan Jiansheng is conducive to a comprehensive understanding of the author's profound intentions and tactful and colorful pen power. To this day, his image still has strong relevance.

The fragment of Yan Jiansheng's deathbed, "Two Stems of Lamp Grass", has also been included in the second volume of the fifth grade of primary school, and according to this article, it is generally interpreted as "the image of a miser in the classic Chinese classics".