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Essay / Coward's Theme - 1561
He was well aware of the disadvantageous position he would encounter in a duel with Lamil. He knew he shouldn't take part in the battle, but he couldn't imagine being faced with this kind of vulnerability. He let his pride take control of his actions, deciding it was better to commit suicide than be disgraced by society. Ironically, he becomes a coward because he commits suicide rather than disgrace himself in a duel. He made the ultimate choice of choosing prestige over life. Flat Character – George Lamil Signoles decides to challenge Lamil because of his offenses towards his friend. For the first time, Signoles will have a real battle. In the past he never fought fair fights, the game was always in his favor. Signoles is dealing with a man who doesn't have the same manners, which is clearly seen when he uses vile remarks. This unknown brings out both doubt and uncertainty. Flat character –