What drives the plot of a novel? A novels plot is driven by conflict. One such novel is the Princess Bride and it's plot is driven by the conflict of the characters. One of these characters is Fezzik. Fezzik overcomes a great internal struggle and this drives the novel and allows for a resolution. Fezzik is able to learn how to make decisions with his intelligence, strength, and his friends.
One reason Fezzik is able to complete his goal is that he is intelligent. As the novel goes into very deeply Fezzik has believed all his life that he is dumb however he shows streaks of intelligence with out him thinking about it in the novel. One example of this is when Fezzik joins the brute squad after he, Inigo, and Vizzini are split up. This is intelligent due to that Fezzik remembers the meeting spot after the job is the thieves quarter and the brute is going in the the quarter to clear out all the thieves. Since the place that Inigo and Vizzini would go would be the thieves so inevitably he would find Inigo and Vizzini. Another example of Fezzik's intelligence is when he thinks about Miracle Max to help Wesley. This shows intelligence intelligence because this drives the plot allows for a resolution
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in the end. Intelligence is just one of Fezzik's traits that allows him to complete his goal but there are two more Another trait that helps Fezzik is his strength.
As the novel explains Fezzik is the best wrestler in the entire world so obviously he is one of the strongest men is the world. A way that Fezzik shows this is when he carries himself, Inigo, Vizzini and Buttercup up the cliffs of insanity. Strength is shown at this moment in that Fezzik is able to do something that no has attempted before him with three people on his back. Fezzik's strength also is the reason why he and Inigo are able to save Wesley from the Zoo of Death. Fezzik breaks down the door that hold the most dangers spider in the world in the handle and this enables he and Inigo to live and for the plot to continue. The strength of Fezzik is one of the most important traits in the entire
novel. The last trait that Fezzik has that helped him was his ability to make many friends that can help him. For that Fezzik is on the side of simple minded, at times, so he needs the help of some of his friends. One such example of a friend like this Inigo. Inigo is always ready to help Fezzik and helps Fezzik along the novel. Another friend like this is Vizzini. Vizzini helps bring Fezzik to Florin and this is why Fezzik can do what he does. Fezzik can make friends that can help him and this is very important to how Fezziks character develops. Due to his wits the help of friends and strength Fezzik is able to grow to a person that is able to make decisions in tough decisions. Fezzik overcoming this conflict is very important due to that is drives the plot and makes it possible for the resolution to happen. This also makes Fezzik change as a character and thus sets up Buttercups Baby. Buttercups Baby is also a large part of the novel and very important to the lesson learned in the novel. So in the larger scheme of things Fezzik's struggle is why the novel was able to come to a close.
Provenance: The Princess Bride was written in 1973 by William Goldman and later adapted into a film in 1987.
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