格列佛游记人物分析——格列佛

Like Robinson, Gulliver is a natural adventurer who is unwilling to be lonely and boring. His memory is very strong, good at learning and observation, good at thinking, has a unique thinking and temperament moderate guileless, friendly to people, the manner is good, easy to communicate with people, honest Abe, has the wind of the gentleman, willing to help a friend, he is willing to risk his life for his friends, all will be ready to fight against a friend. At the same time, he is intelligent, courageous, smooth and reasonable, clever and clever in speaking, and decisive in doing things. He can act according to the opportunity and seize every opportunity to pursue freedom. He has strong self-confidence and believes that he can succeed. He was frank, patriotic, and self-indulgent, full of hatred, disgust, and contempt for those who were hostile to him, but respectful of noble men and knowledgeable scholars. He was, on the whole, a questioner, a lover of truth, a patient traveller. During his travels, he observed the depravity of social reality and came to the conclusion that English society was not civilized. Gulliver's image is the embodiment of the author's thoughts. The author bestows his own virtues on his characters. Gulliver CARES not for his own gain or loss, but for others. Gulliver is a positive ideal. He is always frank about his weaknesses and mistakes, but never about his strengths. Modest and studious, he tried to see new realities with fresh eyes. He never gave himself up, and even though he went about as a plaything to be seen, he remained calm, kept his dignity, and talked with the king of the Monseigneur as an equal. He was brave enough to help Lilliput resist foreign invasion, but flatly refused to serve the Lilliput king's policy of aggression and expansion.