Characters+of+The+Interlopers

__Characters__ Ulrich Von Gradwitz: Ulrich has land that has been passed down in his family. Has all hatred towards Georg as Georg does Ulrich from their families history over land. This trait is a symbal of loyalty to their family, yet could not be the real character as the characters start. Ulrich offers Georg a sip of wine from HIS wine flask. Ulrich is willing to share, this trait states he is kind, but not in a willing way. He states he offers the wine as a motion of kindness in his head. He thinks if he has the wine it might take off the guiltyness that Georg is in the same state as he and diserves what Ulrich does. Another "kindness" is he offers friendship. This entitles him as a forgiving man, but afriad to speak his mind as he waits for Georg's answer. One other trait is he gives the promise of when his men came Georg would be helped first, knowing that he would look like the better man. All his actions reflect upon him with some kind of greatness. In the eyes of the stories' readers Ulrich seams to be the better man. But when you take his actions piece by piece he is really only content with HIMSELF. Also seeing as the story was basically written by him, the story portrays he is the "good guy". Georg Znaeym: Georg has many things to face. When he is asked to a drink with is enemy since childhood, how else would he reply? He declines with pride, not showing any sign of friendship. When he is given the opportunity to become friends with the person he despises most, he declines again, only to find he cares. He cares about the people who will see them, he cares of their remarks, and he cares of his family' reputation. Yet he cares of the friendship so much he decides to act against the remarks and discover he is a forgiving man. But when Ulrich decides that his men will help him first, he acts fast and lays down the same request, only to seem the better man, and not letting Ulrich have all the greatness.