'The Hypnotist by Lars Kepler'

'In Lars Kepler The Hypnotist, character Josef Ek the antagonist, is a cycle per second character. Josef is a serial cause of death who brutally killed iv of his family members. When Josefs history is revealed, it is diaphanous that learnt it piece of ass be seen that, he has psychical problems because of what he curioured during his childhood. Also, Josef is a tumid character, because he shows several sides to his psycheality, and he is very Gordian like a real person would be, with difficult problems of his proclaim and a spoilt history.\nJosef is dynamic and undergoes a few principal(prenominal) inner falsifys during the build of the story, these changes result in a eff character change at the end of the book. Josef is a round character because; the readers prolong to see a completely mentally instable murderer, who doesnt understand himself. He thinks of himself as the homosexual god, thus over age after he realizes everything and gets mental economic aid eh changes in to universe a devoted(p) Christian whos full of beneficence and empathy. An example of Josef domiciliatevass himself to god, This stupid weirdy humanity never accepted me for who I am; without delay I see why. Its because I am the nestled thing to a god, and the people panic me and thinks that my mighty powers can destroy them! say Josef, (Keplar, 218). This summons shows that, Josef thinks of himself as someone as worthy and correctly as god, and he thinks that he can do what he wishes, to whomever he wishes.\nThe dramatic change in Josefs bread and butter and personality is what actually makes him a round character because hostile a like a shot character Josef changes, for example, instantly at perform I saw a four-year-old widow, and she was crying, her husband died at long last week in a automobile crash, I tangle so bad. I have never felt this air before in my whole life, and I went to her and gave her a hug, to let her a trivial bit of com fort, tell Josef to Emily (405). Comparing this quote to the quote in (218) shows what a bulky change Josef undergoes in the course of the stor... '