Charachter Analysis of Ichabod Crane
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- BEGINNING
- He never strays too far from the churchyard!
- THE LOVE TRIANGLE
- THE HEADLESS HORSEMEN
- Ichabod's character is defined by his rationality and pragmatic nature. His reliance on scientific explanations and logical reasoning is evident in his dismissal of local ghost stories. However, as the narrative unfolds, the mystical aura of Sleepy Hollow, with its eerie woods and haunting tales, erodes Ichabod's skepticism.
- RESOLUTION
- The notion of idealized love becomes a battleground where Ichabod's more knowlegable qualities are tested against Brom's more tangible attributes. This conflict serves as a catalyst for Ichabod's transformation, pushing him to confront his insecurities and reevaluate his priorities.
- CLIMAX
- Ichabod's terror towards the headless horseman is not merely physical but also symbolic of his internal struggles and the overwhelming power of the unknown.
- FALLING ACTION
- Ichabod's ultimate disappearance leaves room for interpretation. The unresolved fate of Ichabod Crane leaves readers to contemplate the boundaries between reality and imagination. Something Ichabod had ultimitly struggled thr most with.
- The Headless Horseman matches Crane's pace, and finally chases him. Ichabod tries to spur on the Gunpowder, a borrowed horse, to reach the bridge quickly.
- Ichabod makes it to the bridge and turns to see if his pursuer will disappear. The Headless Horseman throws his "head" at Ichabod, who falls off his horse and passes out.
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