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In chapter 8 just as we thought Ethan had given up on the idea of running away with Mattie, because he had no money he came up with a plan to deceive the hales in order to get an advance on the lumber money to fulfill his plan. His plan included taking advantage of Andrew Hale’s kindness and using his sick wife’s illness as a lie “suddenly it occurred to him that Andrew Hale ,who was a kind-hearted man , might be induced to reconsider his refusal and advance a small sum on the lumber if he were told Zeena’s ill-health made it necessary to hire a servant” (Wharton chapter 8). As he was making his way to the Hale’s home he saw Andrew’s wife and their son driving the sleigh. They stopped to talk and Mrs. Hale began to explain her sympathy for

Charlie’s friendship with Jasper Jones, his parents, and witnessing the intolerance of Corrigan are the three biggest factors in Charlie's development from innocence to experience. Jasper Jones exposed him to fear and forced him to be brave and face his fears, the rampant intolerance in Corrigan, both racial and otherwise, exposed him to the injustices of the real world, and his relationship with his parents taught him to be diplomatic and control his

Charlie’s friends even take advantage of how nice he is. They always make him the root of their jokes. When Charlie asks a barber shop owner to move his illegally parked car, the owner laughs at him and just throws him the keys to the car and tells him to move it himself. The whole town takes advantage of Charlie though, not only his friends. In the supermarket a woman asks to cut in front of him inline and then ends up having a cart full of groceries. This is Charlies breaking point. He starts tensing up, you can tell something is happening. All of a sudden he starts talking in a different voice, and finds vagaclean in the woman’s cart that cut in front of him. So to take his anger out on her he gets on the store microphone and announces she has vagaclean in her cart. We learn this new personalities name when he is drowning a young girl in the water fountain who disobeyed him earlier. When the girl says she is going to tell her father on him, he announces that he is Hank. After this change in personality he starts going

When a soldier's name was called he was to report to his local draft board. The local draft board was made up of many community members. He was to report as soon as possible so they could evaluate his status. The only way to avoid the draft was to either have mental issues, were married, had children, attending college, or they were needed at home to help support their families.

After falling out with his friends because of his mistake with Mary Elizabeth, Charlie became even more depressed than he was before Sam and Patrick. He turned to smoking as a way to grieve at the loss of his friends and the loss of his previous life. Charlie becomes ever out of it. When his sister needs him to drive her to the abortion clinic, he feels important and depended on and as he reported this was the first he felt needed. This repercussion with his sister helped him

The Charlie Company is made up many different types of men in their teens and early twenties ranging from the boys who grew up in upper-class family with a very privileged life to boys that grew up in poor families. Many of these young men never imagined that they would be drafted into the Vietnam War and in turn it would change their lives forever. There were men that voluntarily enlisted into the Vietnam War like John Young. John Young, who was inspired by John F. Kennedy, was attending college when he decided that it was his calling to enlist in the military. John Young served as a squad leader in the 1st platoon. He came to war eager and ready to fight for his country. He thought that he was so smart and skilled that when he gets to Vietnam he will not lose many of his men, but he thought wrong. When he first arrived to Vietnam with his unit it did not take long until he started losing his men. At this time in America Uncle Sam was sending out drafts for young men aged late teens to early twenties to join the war. There was a problem with this draft because if you did not want to go to war you did not have to. Men that went to college did not have to go to war. This caused many people at this time to go to college and get a degree and maintain their grades. Men that were gay or had a doctors note from their doctor saying they were “injured” did not have to go to war either. Men that were

In the novel, That Was Then, This Is Now, by S.E. Hinton, the protagonist, Bryon, is clearly a dynamic character. The book starts off with Bryon and his adopted brother, Mark, being almost identical. They do everything together and are not only brothers but best friends too. Only, Bryon does not stay this way. Throughout this coming-of-age novel, he matures and changes, growing away from Mark. This causes several difficulties between the two boys, as they both must learn to live with the change. This change is distinctly displayed throughout the novel. For one, Bryon’s dynamic character is shown on page 100, where he says, “in the past I thought in terms of ‘we,’ now I was thinking in terms of ‘me.’ ” This quote obviously shows how Bryon is

Mark takes his shoes off and gets him to bed (Hinton 114). Also when Bryon is preparing for his first date with Cathy, Mark gets Bryon a nice shirt

He will tell them that he loves them even if he really doesn’t mean it. This proves that Bryon has changed because on page 107, he says something that counteracts what he previously said; “I was kind of halfhearted about picking up chicks, too, as I was more serious about Cathy then I had let on, even to Cathy herself.” In this quote, Bryon and Mark are driving around the Ribbon - a two-mile stretch that was filled with drive-ins, hotdog and hamburger stands, and supermarkets on the West side of town - when Bryon starts thinking about how they used to pick up chicks on the Ribbon all the time because, in reality, there were never in serious relationships with girls that they actually liked. They either didn’t actually love them or they were just hanging around them for the fun of it. These quotes show that Bryon is maturing because it shows that over the course of a year, he changed enough to start caring about the girls) he dates, as in

Bryon, the protagonist in a book called That Was Then, This Is Now, has had girlfriends since he was thirteen, but two particular girls caught his attention. Their names are Cathy and Angela. The author of the book, S.E Hinton, has Bryon compare and contrast Cathy and Angela.

Bryon believed he did the right thing at that moment. I agree with Bryon. Mark basically said that he would change, even though he has shown time and time again that he is incapable of change (Hinton 145). For instance, Mark was already in trouble with the police for stealing cars. They put him on parole for stealing the cars. Even when he was on parole he stole his car to see his parole officer (Hinton, 16). This shows’ you he cant change his ways. Bryon was in the right to call the police on Mark for selling drugs (Hinton 145).

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Bryon Douglas lives with a single mother who had recently been hospitalized. Mark Jennings came to live with Bryon and Mrs. Douglas after his parents had shot each other to their deaths while drunken. Mark and Bryon are such close friends to the point where they consider themselves brothers. Their family is small, broken and financially unstable.

Mark has also been Bryon’s adoptive brother since his parents shot each other in a fight over his legitimacy. The two teenagers live with Bryon’s mother, who is in the hospital post-operation at the start of the story. The family is very poor and they are having trouble getting together enough money to pay for the operation. Mark and Bryon reminisce about their childhood.

Bryon is a very caring person. Mark is Bryon’s best buddy. They were raised together from when they were younger. Mark’s parents killed each other in a drunken brawl so he has lived with bryon most of his life. “Mark was my best buddy and i loved him like a brother”.