Bully: A Fictional Narrative

The story of Bobby Kent, a true Bully, can be read through the writings of Jim Schutze. Bobby Kent was a young man who grew up in Broward Country Florida and seemed to live two completely different lifestyles. To parents and teachers, he was often times known as an intelligent individual with goals that would lead to success in the future. Bobby Kent was a young man who maintained good grades in school and seemed to be athletic. He was naturally charming and attractive while appearing to have good character. Bobby Kent had parents who wanted nothing but the best for him and were determined to give him what has become known as the "American Dream". His father, Fred Kent insisted that Bobby become his own boss and offered to help him open up

This source gives a brief description of the final scene with the character; Gabriel talking to Saint Peter and telling him to open the gates for his brother Troy. It also gives a brief description of the significance of this scene and the characters in a Christian view. It also tells about how blues music influenced August’s work and how he portrayed the African American people during this time.

“ Hi Alpha,” the pack members greeted me. I slightly lowered my head in greeting as they did me.

I know your name and all about you, lots of things,” Arnold Friend said. He had not moved yet but stood still leaning back against the side of his jalopy. “I took a special

I became extremely uncomfortable with Arnold Friend the moment he pulled into Connie’s driveway and said, “I ain’t late, am I?” (592). Friend was a complete stranger to Connie. She did not know him, nor did she know what he wanted. She acted calm and unbothered, not showing one ounce of interest in him. Furthermore, Arnold

else is doing at that very instant. Arnold Friend does this very thing. When Connie tells him that

        “Please keep quiet until we get to Willa. And if anyone asks who you are just say that you’re a friend of mine,” Walker instructs without looking at them. He’s too busy looking at the three-story house standing in front of him, one he never thought he’d see again.

finally introduces himself as Arnold Friend, when he shows up at Connie’s home, he is just

“Andrew can I meet with you for a second outside? I know you’re on your way to work but I need to talk to you about something,” asked Jerald.

Lucy Coe: "My name is Lucy Coe. I am Miss Webber's teacher. I last spoke to her a few days ago and she was very excited about today. I was surprised when I didn't see her come in with the guard she mentioned would be here with her....a Mr. Ashbrook, I believe."

“Okay Eleanor, you don’t like your little glasses and of course the things I am talking to you with that are stuffed in your ear. So I will help you, and everyone else of course regain their freedom from Doctor Blah Blah. You got all that Eleanor?” He seemed to be talking a bit more quiet, almost in a whisper it seemed.

Then they ran into Tim so consequently,he hissed the words,”Were are ya heading Arnold,” Arnold just ran off to school.

“ This is Cunningham Jr. I presume”. I nodded with a smile, afraid to let off that I had zero clue what that word meant. He turned his back on me 'n lead the way.

“Well, yeah.” Steve raises an eyebrow. Sam tries not to stare, or stare anywhere else for that matter, especially not at the duffel bag slung casually over Steve’s shoulder. It didn’t seem like Steve had stopped by anywhere else than Sam’s, from the look of it. “I wasn’t supposed to?”

“Thanks Aidan, will do!” I said, using my standard reply when I wanted to exit a conversation.