Sentence examples for homeless protagonist from inspiring English sources
Did you always know you'd start the story this way, with your homeless protagonist carrying the equivalent of two homes on her back?
The homeless protagonist finally "returns to earth" when he meets a woman, another survivor, who has also chosen to sleep in the street because she, too, no longer believes that normality is possible.
The protagonist in your story, a homeless Indian, wanders around the city and meets homeless members of the Aleut tribe waiting on the bench for their boat, which never comes.
The game's prologue sees Garrett, the protagonist, describing his youth as a homeless orphan on the City's streets.
The protagonist, Theo, grows up on the streets, homeless, in juvenile homes, and is raped by a male counsellor.
No one's sure who to blame, but formerly middle-class couples like protagonists Stan and Charmaine are left unemployed, homeless, and on the run from roving gangs of criminals.
One in 50 American children are homeless, the National Center on Family Homelessness reported in 2009; Ember, the 12-year-old protagonist in "Body of Water," is one of them.
Now, having crafted a potter protagonist – clever Philip Warren from the Five Towns, who develops from a homeless urchin sketching in the South Kensington Museum to the rising star of Edwardian art ceramics – his creator felt she had to share his manual métier.
The novel is divided into six sections, each with a separate protagonist: a divorced researcher (Carol Ann), a widowed photographer, a mute boy, a solitary missionary, a writer with a gruesome mouth ailment, and a mentally ill homeless man.
