Who is the Greater Villain, Godfrey or Dunstan? :: Free Essay Writer

Who is the Greater Villain Godfrey or Dunstan?My understanding of a villain is a wicked person or some one whotricks someone. In the dictionary a villain is defined as a personwho is guilty or capable of great vileness or a criminal. Myimpressions of Godfrey are that he is weak, however he also hasqualities of a villain as well. Godfreys younger brother Dunstan isnot manage Godfrey and he us more like a villain than weak.My initial impressions of Godfrey were that he was a dear person. Thisis shown in chapter 3, Mr Godfrey, the eldest, a fine open faced,good natured young man. The first time he seemed weak was when hekept his marriage to Molly Farren a secret. This implies that he wasweak - willed and usually unable to think of much beyond his immediatematerial comfort. He also allows Dunstan to blackmail him some hismarriage. Well, Master Godfrey, what do you want with me? saidDunsy in a mocking tone Suppose, now, you get the money yourself, andsave me the trouble, eh? Youll not refuse me the kindness to pay itback for me it was the brotherly love made you do it, you subsist?This implies Dunsy is taking advantage over his brother and he alsosounds like he is being sarcastic when he talks about brotherly love.Godfreys actions also back this idea up as he, bit his lips andclenched his fist. I Feel Dunsy is very villainous when he talksabout being such a good natured brother. He also blackmails Godfreywhen he says Youll take any trouble for me. Youll get the hundredpounds for me I bed you will this seems like he is threateningGodfrey and instead of asking for the money he is demanding it like heis the master of Godfrey.I feel sorry for Godfrey when he starts quivering and explains that hehasnt got a shilling to bless his self with this implies he isweak. Although Godfrey shows he is not as weak as it comes acrossbecause he threatens Dunsy, when Dunsy talks about her.Godfrey also didnt want to go to mornings meet as it was nearBatherley (which was the pl ace where him and Molly Farren gotmarried). Godfrey and Molly Farrens secret marriage is a good exampleof guilt and moral cowardice. Godfrey keeps the marriage a secret, ashe knows that if his father (Squire Cass) finds out about it, he woulddisown him. The person Godfrey unfeignedly loves is Nancy Lammeter and