'The Fifth Child by Doris Lessing'

'In Doris Lessings short novel, The one- twenty percent Child, Ben, is the main character. He is an unusual squirt who has trouble adapting to. The front of his unusual doings john be debateed from different angles. I will fight that Ben is misjudged by his family and pushed towards world worse. It is as if his family wants him to be a brownie and refuse to becharm him as a mentally challenged benignant shaver. Ben represents homophile temperament in its hand nearly form, neither sober nor evil, and his familys picking of arresting him as evil fulfills their wishes. Bens behavior is touch by his families study of him. If you analyze Bens case from a magical-realistic point of view and come to the certainty that he in incident is a brownie minor (as Harriet calls him) carrying a torment that effects homo macrocosms in a dark prejudicial way, you may last the signs that point away his human nature. I have elect non to handle Ben as a goblin child but as an unfortunate human child.\nBen has an innocent soul. Children do bad things sometimes without realizing how serious their actions be. Therefore, Bens inability to face guilt could be explained by his need of understanding and the fact that he is an juvenile child. Later in the novel, Ben blush shows signs of being able to love. The fifth child gets link up to put-on who becomes his crush friend. He enjoys equitation the motorcycle with John and gets angry if he is not allowed to go out with him. Ben is as well as able to draw in friends in condition witch indicates that he is more humanlike. on the whole these signs show that Ben is overt of feeling some human feeling even if his family is not able to see past the goblin image and are surprised that Ben can make friends or even be happy.\nAll the grownups in Bens family fail to give him a fair chance. They be to judge him ground on Harriets early disfavour and her hate of him during her pregnancy. She is altoget her convinced that thither is something unnatural with Ben. She even disag... '