Book Summary And Character Analysis: Avery

The main character is Finn Easton but another co main character is cade hermandis. Finn Easton is 14 years old and extraordinarily brave. Once there was a huge flood and Finn was driving with his best friend cade and the waters were so crazy they had to ditch there truck and find a car to flag down but Finn saw a van

The protagonist is a 16 year old girl named Rachel. I think Rachel is one of those shy girls that don't like to talk to anybody like her crush Steve Millar and his mean sister Brianna. And thus all happens when Rachel sees Steve and the drama comes in.

Jennifer said she told Tracie, and Shauna that she did not want anything to do with

Parker is the school’s best football player,Tall and blond with sea-green eyes, Ashley is Parker’s girlfriend and is very emotional with a bright spirit, Roo is Ashley’s step sister who wears a lot of black and very good with mean comebacks, Gage is the sweet and innocent one with big brown eyes and dimples that makes any girl's heart melt, And then there is Etienne suppose to help Miranda with her gift,but she also seems to catch feelings for

The semester began and Jackson contacted Blake to see how things were going for him. Jackson asked Blake about Jayla to see if they met yet. Blake never got a chance to meet Jayla because of his tight schedule. Jackson called Jayla after class one day to talk to her about trying to meet Blake. Jayla was very busy, so she never saw Blake. Then one day Jayla and Blake were in Winslow Dining Hall getting a meal. Jayla was in line getting a plate, and Blake came over to speak to her. Jayla was very shy but she spoke to back. Blake and Jayla really didn’t say much after

Characters: The main character is Jayson Barnes. Jayson is 12 and enjoys basketball. He meets a friend named Zoe at his new school.

Characters: Maddie is the main character. Maddie came into the story first and then met Q. Q and her are like brother and sister, they are very close and they help each other when they need some confidence or they need to be convinced that everything is going to be ok. She is very poor and she is homeless, she has a great personality which is very kind and caring. She starts out not super confident in herself but she always stays positive about herself when she is homeless. When she meets Q she becomes very confident in herself because Q shows her how she can get perfect food from the dumpster at the restaurant and she makes a plan for her life. Then she realizes that life may not turn out to be so bad. Her and Q are very nice to each

Cade said “ I’m sick of losing friends left and right, can’t we just be done fighting?. Cameron said, “I was thinking about that after the warehouse incident and talked to my guys and they said they would stop fighting if your guys agreed to it.” Cade said, “I will talk to them as soon as I get out, and let’s go back to being friends, and I will breakup with Bernese if that is what it takes. Then Cameron said, “No don’t dump her, I have been thinking and it was really selfish of me to shut you out after you and her started hanging out.” The nurse came walking in and said it was time for Cam to leave so they could get some rest. The next week the boys got out and talked the gang into stopping the fights. They agreed, and that night they all went to the Cardinals game and both gangs sat together and that was the first time in a while of them not getting kicked out. They all had a great time and never fought

     Later that night when Blake and his brother, Quinn got home, they were greeted by an unexpected guest. It was their mom’s newest boyfriend. He stood beside their mom. Him and Blake’s mom wanted to announce something together. Quinn and Blake didn’t trust this guy and were most appalled to find out that the announcement was their mom and her boyfriend, Russ’s engagement. Quinn and Blake talked about it a little later, but only got themselves into an argument over it.

Rivalry can be playful and good natured, but it isn’t always this way. Rivalry and competition can help individuals grow as a person, and help them to develop into mature adults. Competition can be a motivator to do better. It can also lead to vast destruction, and severed friendships. Rivalry in this case is unhealthy, the overall outcome of the story proves this. Finny and Gene didn’t really have a ‘healthy’ rivalry or competition. Their relationship wasn’t healthy, and it eventually leads to the death of Finny. In “A Separate Piece” by John Knowles the rivalry between two friends turns unhealthy very quickly. The competition and rivalry between the two friends is destructive, it destroys their friendship,

Matthew Harrison Brady “Inherit the Wind” is a fictionalized account of the Scope Trial. The character of Matthew Harrison Brady is based on the historical figure of William Jennings Bryan. In the play “Inherit the Wind” by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, Bertram Cates is behind bars, awaiting trial for teaching evolution. Brady will lead the prosecution, and Henry Drummond will represent the defense. Some may feel that Brady does not care for Cates, and that Brady only wants publicity.

Furthermore, Emmett is a very self-loathing character, everything he has done has caused him to hate himself. For instance, whenever someone like Emmett starts to make bad decisions, it is usually because of a loved one. In his case, he wasn’t able to protect the woman he falls in love with, Araxie. It was his fault terrible things happen to Araxie, he helps deport all of the Armenians. Her being one of them, she loses her home because of him. Araxie tells Emmett, “All our homes had been taken by Turks. An old Turkish woman answered the door to my house.” (277). He blames himself entirely for Araxie’s difficult life, he never forgives himself for being a part of something so terrible. Even after being so sure he was doing the right thing, he

While Melanie seems to have for Aleyn and is visibly sad at his departure, her mother isn’t even aware of the fact that she slept wit with one of the students and not her husband. She reacts angrily and proceeds to hit her husband thinking he’s one of the

Sanford has loss a significant amount of weight in the past few weeks and has what appears to be noticeable track marks on her arm. The reporter stated Cassidy told her husband she has witnessed her mother smoking weed while she’s present and described it has having a funny smell. The reporter stated on this past weekend she while visiting her father in jail, the younger children went to use the restroom and the older children returned and told the reporter Cassidy defecated in the trash can. The reporter stated this is concerning behavior and she feels something may be going on in the home. The reporter also added that the child told her that her mother gets her up for school in the morning, but the child has to dress herself; the reporter is unsure if her mother stands at the bus stop with her. Ms. Anding stated Angelia has an older son, but she believes he in the home with his father at this time. The reporter stated in the past DHS has told Ms. Sanford when they’re coming and she prepares for the

In the opening scene of ‘An Inspector Calls’ Gerald Croft is described as “an attractive chap about thirty, rather too manly to be a dandy but very much the easy well-bred man-about-town.” This suggests Gerald is a sophisticated, respectable, well-mannered, attractive young man and has came from an aristocratic background, this is also demonstrated by his parents Lord and Lady Croft choosing to not attend the celebration of his and Sheila’s engagement- reflecting that they do not approve of him marrying into a lower social class. Nevertheless Gerald does not appear fazed by this and attempts to do and say what he feels will impress Mr and Mrs Birling. Gerald is almost portrayed as the ‘perfect son’ for Mr and Mrs Birling as opposed to their own son Eric, who is characterised as less sophisticated, confident and educated. Gerald is practically running his fathers business and is very articulate whilst talking with the Birlings’, as opposed to Eric who is merely working for Mr Birling and is more socially impaired. Gerald has recently engaged to Sheila Birling and is persistent on being a part of the family, as shown when he says “ I insist on being one of the family now. I’ve been trying long enough haven't I? (As she does not reply, with more insistence.) Haven't I? You know I have”. The repetition of "haven't I?" further enhances his longing to be part of the Birling family, although as Sheila is hesitant and questions his claims as he was barely seen all summer so this may actually suggest the engagement is less about him being with Sheila and more about his partnership with the Birling’s business.Moreover, this would represent he is narcissistic and has a superficial mentality, just like Mr and Mrs Birling.