Thug LifeAlexander DeLarge, our narrator, is your typical teenager. He has a slang that no Olds understand. He would rather hang out with his friends than go to school. He loves music. And he drive...

Write RightFrank is a countercultural author who's firmly against the police and the government and for society. Unfortunately, things don't end up going well for him, in large part because of his...

Brothers From Other MothersAlex and his gang mates—Georgie, Pete, and the unfortunately-named Dim—spend more time with each other than anyone else. Together, they terrorize the community, destr...

Parental UnitsAlex calls his father and his mother Pee and Em, for Pa and Ma. We only see them in three scenes, and they display varying levels of concern for their son. In the first scene, Em trie...

The Chaplain's ChoiceThe Chaplain is, to put it mildly, wordy and long-winded. Listening to him is like sitting through the longest and dullest TED talk imaginable. Here is just one of his quotes,...

Past-His-Prime MinisterThe Minister, or "Frederick" to his family and friends (if he has any), is the figurehead for the government. He pioneers the Ludovico technique as a form of government inter...

Disciplinary MuscleMr. Deltoid is Alex's "post-corrective adviser," and he's terrible at his job. If he were any good at all, then Alex wouldn't act the way he does. His method of discipline—thre...

Doctor DoctorDr. Brodsky is the pioneer of the Ludovico technique. He has only one scene, where he coldly dismisses Alex's protest against Beethoven being used in the videos. Dr. Branom is Brodsky'...

Sane CatladyThe crazy cat lady is a prominent stereotype, but in the insane world of A Clockwork Orange, the catlady is one of the more sane characters. She runs some sort of health clinic and owns...

Go Directly to Jail. Do Not Pass Go.The Guard Chief is a fairly flat character. He's a bossy prison guard, telling Alex to stand behind a white line. (Honestly, as far as prisons go, that's fairly...