Kendo Taro Character Analysis

1121 Words3 Pages
bulb-icon

Recommended: Bullying english literature essay

[b][u]Name:[/u][/b] Taro Yoshizawa

[b][u]Age:[/u][/b] 16

[b][u]Gender:[/u][/b] Male

[b][u]School/Occupation:[/u][/b] Kasuhayashi High School in class 2-1. Taro doesn 't have a job as of now.

[b][u]Clubs:[/u][/b] Kendo Club

[b][u]Interests/Hobbies:[/u][/b] When he 's not practicing Kendo Taro plays his video game. He especially loves survival horror and role-playing games. Taro also takes interest in horror novels and movies.

[b][u]Appearance:[/u][/b] Taro has a tan skin. He is also slightly chubby but, overall have a below-advantage body builds. He has brown eyes. Black curly hair. His face has a few pimples on it. He never cared for fashion, though long-sleeve shirts bothers him. Other than that he would wear anything consists of short-sleeve …show more content…

He often shy around people he 's not used to, and talk in low tones and often stutter. Most of the time he doesn 't even look at someone with eye contact, or struggle to do so. When he is talking to someone he knows very well, then he 's a lot more social. That doesn 't mean Taro Trust anyone he meets. He has A very hard time trusting someone and get mad if he has been asked a personal question.

If he does trust anyone, he 's incredibly loyal and would risk his life to protect him/her. He held a special Pendant that his dad gave him before he passed away. Taro very overprotective over it and would do anything to get it back. Despite all this, Taro is a kindhearted person even though he doesn 't show …show more content…

Taro will often protect his friend from bullies, getting teased instead of Heikichi. He trusted Heikichi with his life until Heikichi joined the bullies and started to brutally tease Taro. Heikichi even told the bullies some embarrassing secrets Taro told him about. This ended the friendship and Taro learned not to trust anyone, but his family. Little did Taro know, his friend had been forced to do so. If Heikichi didn 't comply, then the bullies was going to get taro expelled by planting false incriminating evidence in a teacher desk.

When Taro was a bit older, he learned that his father was on his death-bed due to a car accident. He quickly rushed to the hospital. When he reached his father 's side, Taro 's father asked him to hold on to his pendent remember him by. The moment Taro took his father 's charm, he drew his last breath and died. Full of grief, Taro lost all ability to Interact with other people, having a hard time talking with other people he 's not used to.

Taro soon moved to Yumegawa due to his mom getting a new job. He hopes that someday he can find the reason to trust again.
[b][u]Weapons/Equipment/Combat Skill:[/u][/b] kendo

Show More
Related

  • Character Analysis: Between Shades Of Gray Ona

    205 Words  | 1 Pages

    In the book Between Shades of Gray Ona is a character who is placed in the book to create emotion and a demonstration of motherly grace. One very important way they create These things with her in this book is by using her baby in the equation. As soon as her baby was born she had soviet soldiers stuff her and her baby into a cattle car full of people to take them to who knows where. On this trip in the cattle car no one expected the baby to live and right they were. Once the baby had died Ona was grieving over the child's death by “ Being very quite and not celebrating when they find out the germans were in lithuania!” (Sepetys 69). This adds great emotion and shows great motherly grace in the book by connecting with the people who are reading

    Read More

  • Kamau By Alani Apio Character Analysis

    1233 Words  | 3 Pages

    The play Kamau by Alani Apio exhibits a very strong example of the dramatic difference between the ways that local and non-local people view the value of land. The main character Alika is much attached to the land that his family has lived on for years, as the land that they’ve lived on has become their undeniable home. Alika works for a tour company that takes tourists around the island and gives a brief history of things that have happened on the island. However, Alika’s boss, Jim, is employed at a company that has just bought the land that Alika and his family live on and this company plans to build a resort in place of Alika’s home. The land in question has two very different meanings to two very different people. The struggle and

    Read More

  • Far From The Tree Character Analysis

    938 Words  | 2 Pages

    “The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy of each other’s life” -Richard Bach. Far from the Tree by Robin Benway explores the meaning of family, and the impact that loved ones have on identity. The novel tells the story of three siblings who have three very different lives reunite after spending all of their lives separately. Grace, Maya and Joaquin grow dependant on one another, and unknowingly give and take values from each other that help them solve their own issues slowing being brought to light. With the help of his parents and siblings, Joaquin reveals a critical capacity for change as he leaves his old self behind and moves on to a better future with a loving family.

    Read More

  • Stranger Paper

    463 Words  | 1 Pages

    Stemming from his shyness, I believe he is in a way, dependant on his friend Rolando’s social interactions and approval of him. He often sits to the side, ready to converse with him. He also covers his mouth/lower face with his hand by resting his head on his hand in various ways when facing the class as if he were cradling him self or hiding. I do not observe this behavior when he is talking to Rolando. This leads me to assume he suffers from some degree of insecurity. And I have yet to observe him to speak with anyone but Rolando until he asked me what he could write about me (what a coincidence).

    Read More

  • Understanding Eskimo Science

    503 Words  | 2 Pages

    disappearing and he fears that once gone there will never again be such a deep link

    Read More

  • Iago's Manipulations

    743 Words  | 2 Pages

    The desires of Othello, Cassio, and Roderigo allowed Iago to develop his deceitful plots by either offering, in the cases of Roderigo and Cassio, or taking away, in the case of Othello, what they want most. Iago used the weaknesses of others to complete his horrifying mission of destroying those above him. Iago manipulates Roderigo by using him as a pawn in his game to gain power. He also manipulates Cassio by using his flaw of becoming angry when drunk against him, a secret Cassio believed he told to a trusting friend. Othello is most clearly blindsided by Iago’s plot and no longer desires to live when he realizes he has killed his truthful wife after being told a lie. These characters all shared the common fatal flaw of trust, which lead to their downfall.

    Read More

  • Analyzing Eudora Welty's A Worn Path

    973 Words  | 2 Pages

    When Phoenix finally makes it to town, as ironic as it sounds she has forgotten her purpose for the trip. She sits frozen in silence when she arrives in the clinic. The nurse speaks up “is he dead?” Referring to her sick grandson, Phoenix’s face lights up like a flame and a change comes over her. She remembers her purpose for the voyage and she is born again. She is here to help her grandchild.

    Read More

  • Takumi Hikohito Character Analysis

    67 Words  | 1 Pages

    Takumi Hikohito his a thin japanese guy who is taller than the Colonel.Takumi his a shy guy who is part of the Colonel’s group of friends. Takumi his the only to understands Alaska well.He is very fast and agile and compared himself to a fox that nobody can catch. Takumi is a very mysterious character that has feelings to Alaska but aware that he cannot have

    Read More

  • Character Analysis Sarny

    411 Words  | 1 Pages

    Sarny is a great, peaceful minded person, and she sure did a lot of things that other people can’t do. For example, in the novel Sarny stated, “ i worked at the chain...was a need” (p.22). Sarny had a peaceful minded thinking, she chose not to fight back to the world’s evil, no matter what extreme or harsh thing they have done to her. Like the Wallers, he treated Sarny horribly, even though Sarny recollected these painful memories she had at the Wallers, she chose not to say anything. It was already happened, no matter what you do, things can’t change. Stay silence sometimes would be a good choice, not every evil, hardships will be solved even if you fought back. Furthermore, Sarny also has the quality of Sympathy, as she stated in the novel, “ Not for...was winning” (p.18).

    Read More

  • Kira-Kira Character Analysis

    346 Words  | 1 Pages

    Kira-Kira by Cynthia Kadohata is about the Takeshima family. Kira-kira, which means glittering, is Katie's favorite word, she uses it to describe everything beautiful. This Japanese family moves from Iowa to Georgia when their family store closes. They get jobs in one of the many hatcheries in the state. Their family lives in a very small apartment, and their father works 16 hour days at the hatchery. Lynn, the oldest sister, is very intelligent while her younger sister, Katie, does not get as good of grades. Katie looks up to Lynn and they do everything together. However, when they move Lynn becomes good friends with Amber and becomes distant from the family.

    Read More

  • Tartuffe Character Analysis

    1147 Words  | 3 Pages

    The play Tartuffe is a comedy written by French playwright Moliere. Most of his plays were meant to critique common behaviors he saw in his society. In Tartuffe, he is criticizing those people who pretend to be very pious and religious, when in fact, they are simply pretending devotion to God to further their own personal desires.

    Read More

  • Bogdan's Case Study

    641 Words  | 2 Pages

    Although, his mother has stated that he doesn’t like changes. Autism Spectrum Disorder 299.0 (F84.0). (Behavioral and emotional disorder) (Moderate) When he was coming over to the United States when he was three years old, it was mentioned he cried the entire flight and that’s an immense changed for a three-year-old to go through. Bogdan’s school has complained of his inability to focus and the increase in his disruptive behaviors. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 314.01 (F90.8) (with self-injurious behavior) (Severe). Bogdan shows sign of inattention and disorganization entail inability to stay on task, seeming not to listen, and losing materials, at levels that are inconsistent with age or developmental level. Hyperactivity-impulsivity entails overactivity, fidgeting, inability to stay seated, intruding into other people’s activities, an inability to wait—symptoms that are excessive for age or developmental level. Bogdan’s teacher states that in small group classroom activities, Bogdan has trouble with restlessness and will stumble over his words, pause excessively, and restart talking rapidly and loudly. Specific Learning Disorder 315.00 (F81.0), (With impairment in reading)

    Read More

  • The Notebook Character Analysis

    1220 Words  | 3 Pages

    Noah is the one of the main characters of The Notebook. He is the hero of this novel. Noah represents true love and true loyalty. In a way, The Notebook is similar to every modern day romance movie, and Noah represents the “dream man” that all the girls always imagine of having. The characters in movies are used to symbolize ideas, and in this novel, Noah represents true, faithful, committed love. Noah remains loyal to Allie even in the situation where he is unsure whether they will ever meet again or not.

    Read More

  • Child Development Observation Essay

    1688 Words  | 4 Pages

    He has rather few temper tantrums or rarely whines except when asking for “tamm tamm” from his mother. He is rather shy at first when meeting new people, but after a while he gets comfortable. He is quite persistent especially when addressing things he wants and tends to add some aggression to it. For example, when trying to reach for something beyond his reach, he will use any means necessary like his chairs or even trying to use his parents to climb and reach for it. He is not too concerned with failure and tends to abandon something that has proved too difficult to achieve. He is quite obedient as when his mother tells him “no” for the first time he will pretend to listen, but later returns and after his mother interferes again, he tends to move away and engage in another activity. He understands that the term “no” from his mother means it, he should not do that though, he looks at her rather confused whenever his mother says

    Read More

  • Responsive Family Observation

    516 Words  | 2 Pages

    Mom reports a number of difficulties with overall development. In regards to communication, mom reports that Evan can follow instructions, however he needs a lot of prompts and/or she has to break down steps for him. Evan can also look when his name is called, complete one- step instructions, talk in complete sentences, and recall information. Mom reports that Evan can also ask questions, express emotions, understand jokes, tell jokes, and understand sarcasm. Reportedly, Evan can understand metaphors, idioms and lie. According to mom, Evan has “No filter” and “Often comes off as rude” or is she describes as “Very blunt or two

    Read More

More about Kendo Taro Character Analysis

Open Document