Literary Character Analysis: Eve and Lilith

This essay analyzes the characters of Eve and Lilith, comparing and contrasting their moral attributes as depicted in various literary works. The essay examines how these figures are portrayed in different contexts, including Jewish mythology and interpretations in works such as Snow White and The Bad Seed. It explores the symbolism associated with each character, noting how Lilith is often associated with evil and Eve with goodness, and how these archetypes are reflected in the stories. The conclusion summarizes the key differences and similarities between the two characters based on their moral standing within the narratives.

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Eve And Lilith

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Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................2
Lilith................................................................................................................................................2
Eve...................................................................................................................................................2
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................3
References........................................................................................................................................4

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Introduction
In this present paper, we will discuss the character that is the Lilith and the Eve whose
description in the given in the three articles and we need to evaluate the character based on the
morality. Mostly the story revolves around the third person, but sometimes Alice surrounded, by
his voice and the feelings. So, in this case, we can say that the story sometimes shifts from the
third person to the first and the second one. (Bagheri, N. et al. 2015)
Lilith
Lilith is the symbol in the methodology of the Jewish. It was developed in the late 3rd or the 5 the
century. Lilith is one of the dangerous beasts of the night, who kidnap the babies in the night.
Also, she was one who indulges in the abandoned in the sexually cases. It describes the class that
is related to the female beasts. Like the paintings of the Lady Lilith suggests that she is one of the
beautiful ladies that had conquered the hearts of people.
Eve was one of the first mother, first wife and the first woman on the earth. She is well known
from the "Mother of All the Living." Eve is one of the best characters that we have got to know.
With the help of the Eve, the God has bought so many things on this earth. (Moreira, L. F. et al.
2016).
The above stated are the meaning of the two characters which we need to compare it with the
other one.
In the It’s Not All about Snow White - the queen that was her stepmother was considered to be
the Lilith. The Snow White is considered to be the Eve in the story.

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In the context of the William March's The Bad Seed and the Human Propensity for Violence,"
the young daughter is considered to the Lilith. The mother of the character is considered
equivalent to the Eve because she is beautifully described in the novel.
The characters of the “The Concept of ‘Evil’ in Psychiatry” the Adam is compared to the Eve in
the story as all his habits are as good as Eve's one. Even Pardon is also compared with the Eve
and Milton’s character is considered to be as Lilith because of the unmerciful.
Conclusion
In this, we can say that the Snow White is considered as the Eve queen. Based on the morality
we can say that one has a good character and the one has the evil character. We can say that the
Snow White is one of the German fairy tales and she is considered equivalent to the snow white.
Basically, she was considered to be the "Mother of the Living ."But at the same time, the Lilith
was considered the evil part of the story.

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References
Moreira, L. F. (2015, June). The Representation of Women in Television Series. In Paper
Proceedings of Second International Conference on Interdisciplinary Legal Studies 2015 (p.
121).
Bagheri, N. (2015, June). Collaborative Poetry and Gender. In Paper Proceedings of Second
International Conference on Advances in Women’s Studies 2015 (p. 187).