Character Analysis Of Iggy Lee In Freak The Mighty

All though Idgie could be as tough as nails, she also had a soft side to her. A loving and compassionate side, that was so genuine, other people couldn 't compare to the good deeds Idgie did. Idgie knew right from wrong and when she believed that something ought to done a different way, she went ahead and did it, ignoring other people 's beliefs and thoughts on it. Idgie took a big stand for Big George which is only

Instead he broke almost every rule, just like Brett. He got expelled and might have taken the occasional drug here and there, but hey no one is perfect. Brett and my uncle are both smart but never showed it as they covered up their talents. Even though Brett and my uncle have a lot of similar traits they also differ greatly in other areas. When my uncle left school he became a successful concreter and eventually opened up a business with one of his good mates. Brett didn't set any life goals or ambitions. My uncle also respected and treated everyone well. Instead Brett took every chance to pick fights and rebel against anyone or anything. Raw doesn't remind me of any particular movies I've watched. Overall Brett and my uncle both have their similarities and differences which shaped them into who they are today. This allowed me to make personal

At the end the film we are visually told a strong message that a man isn’t necessarily the sum of his achievements, possessions, or actions, but that something deeper must drive him. Kane was more than his public accomplishments is the last word Kane uttered: “Rosebud.” Kane’s life story unfolds in layers through the reporter Thompson's investigation and is told by a succession of people who were close to him. Kane never gets to tell his own life story, and we must wonder how much his telling of it would differ from the reminiscences of his associates. None of these people ever really knew what drove Kane to do the things he did. Only Thatcher would have had the chance to fully understand Kane, but he was too concerned with making money to have any compassion for a lonely child. He viewed Kane through a distant, mature lens of acquisition and conservatism. The differing perspectives on Kane’s life, especially in the absence of Kane’s own point of view, force us to question what was truly important in the life of Charles Foster Kane as well as to ponder what constitutes a life in general. Judging by Kane's last word, the most important pieces of his life were not the things that made him newsworthy, such as his newspaper successes and political ambitions, nor his friendships and associations. Instead, as Kane's life comes to an end, he grasps at a memory from his

TJ gets himself in trouble with R.W. and Melvin Simms, two white brothers. The boys only want TJ around so they have someone to put the blame on and make fun of him. When TJ wants a very nice handgun at the Barnett Mercantile, the Simms brothers fool him into thinking that his dream is about to come true. RW and Melvin convinced TJ to try to steal the gun. They were caught in the act and the brothers punished TJ horribly. TJ tapped on the Logans door in the middle of the night. Stacey and Cassie answered the door. They knew they had to help him despite the negative acts against their family. “Stacey? I whispered afraid of what he might do. As far back as I could remember, Stacey had felt a responsibility for TJ I had never really understood why. Perhaps he felt that even a person as despicable as TJ needed someone he could call “friend”, or perhaps he sensed TJ’s vulnerability better than TJ did himself. Stacey, you ain’t goin’ are you?... You go on back to bed Cassie. I’ll be alright.” (pg. 249) This quote is a prime example of Stacey’s courage. Stacey knows that helping TJ could get him in trouble or even killed. Stacey is a true friend, and a brave one too.

Dallas Winston, normal teenager? That’s what you would think. He has so many sides to his personality. In the book The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, we learn of a character that is as hard as nails. Dallas Winston who is a real dangerous but caring guy. He has his caring moments and his crazy moments. There are many sides to Dally. He can be caring but also dangerous, savage, he is also very well respected.

These characters are quite the same in the book and the movie. In the beginning Max is bullied and is kind of an outkast. Freak/Kevin came to his new school, but he was bullied because he was Smarter and

They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, and Rodman Philbrick’s, Freak the Mighty, proves this quotes wrong magnificently through friendship, emotions, and destiny. All throughout the book the reader will get to see how judging someone on their appearance and heredity can truly change a person’s life, except with this book it is shown through a young boy named Maxwell Kane (the main character) and his best friend, Kevin as they go through many life changing adventures together. The reader will find themselves learning lessons that will change their own lives as they see Max conquering his problems of loneliness, neglect, and worry. Because the beginning of Max’s life was full of such things, he was taught to believe them and become

Could he be an average guy if he didn’t do most of the things he does today. Yes, some of the things he’s done he could have picked the opposite way. Unfortunately, he didn’t though. One day he and his girlfriend were partying, and Wes decided to have sex with his Alicia. She ran tests to see if she was pregnant. The result came in, and it turned out that she was three weeks pregnant. So, by the age of 15 he had his own kid already. Wes also was arguing with his girlfriend one night. Her cousin, Ray, saw them arguing, and her Ray decided to fight with Wes. Ray was on top of Wes punching him in the face. Wes already bruised up and with a bloody nose went inside to go get a gun. Wes came out and shot a couple rounds, but missed. Her cousin ran down the block, and Wes followed. Long story short Wes shot Ray, and went back to his house like nothing ever happened. The cops knocked on the front door of Wes’s house. Wes tried to put on a clean shirt on. “Seconds later, his head was being pushed face down onto his own bed, his hands locked in cuffs behind him.

But all he wants is to be happy and he wants this so bad, that he manipulates the people in his life and end up pushing them away. His relationship with his first wife is a prime example, at first Kane and his first wife couldn’t have seen more happy, the typical American marriage. He even tells his wife he’ll call the inquiry to tell them he can’t come in until the afternoon just to spend more time with her. But as time goes on he becomes obsessed with the newspaper business, and spends most of his time at the inquiry. To me the power and wealth he gained temporarily filled the hole in his heart and that’s why he became obsessed with it because it brought him happiness. But when this wasn’t enough for him anymore, he manipulated people, almost forcing them to love and adore him. This causes him to push away all his friends, and workers at the inquiry. His

Mookie (Spike Lee) is an young African American who lives in the neighborhood with his sister Jade and works as a delivery man at a local pizza shop, “Sal 's Famous Pizzeria.” Sal is the Italian-American owner of the pizza shop where Mookie works along with Pino and Vito, Sal 's sons. Mookie and Vito are friends, but Pino is portrayed to be prejudice towards Black people. Pino and Vito often get into heated altercations because of their different racial views. Pino absolutely despises working in Bed-Stuy and wants nothing more than to move the business to their own neighborhood, but Sal disagrees. Sal 's character is unlike his son Pino 's. Sal 's is depicted to be a nice man with good morals and sees everyone as equal. He has run a respectable business in the neighborhood for 25

Max and Freak are bullied by Tony D. and tries to chase them down. After they run away from Tony, Freak hollers a battle cry. “We’re Freak the Mighty, that’s

While cofacilitating the group, you meet Max, who was court ordered to participate as a result of allegations of assault. After a careful review, you find that he has six past charges of assault. Max is an attractive man in his mid-thirties. He is charming with both the males and female in the group. Although it is clear that he does not feel he should be in the group, you find that he adds dimension to it.

Internal and External Description: He is thought by some people as a “talented, bright, and compassionate" kid, on the other hand, some people call him a “Monster”. He isn’t violent, and when he compares himself with the criminals he feels he doesn’t fit in with them. He is scared of the jail environment and the prisoners around him as a result, he has suicidal thoughts. Steve loves his little brother Jerry and cares for his family very much. He appears to be truthful

His ex-wife Audrey couldn’t believe how much he had changed. When he said he was going to do something she didn’t believe him. Max told her his father wasn’t lying and that he couldn’t lie because that’s what he wished for the night of his birthday which is for his dad not to lie. Audrey was going to move with Max to Boston to get away from Fletcher and his disappointments he brought to the family with lies and start a new life. Fletcher realized that he had changed and wanted to prove it to Audrey and Max. Fletcher then caught up to Audrey and Max to prove it to them which stopped them from leaving to Boston and give Fletcher another chance as a father. It depends on your profession if you should lie or not. In the profession of criminal justice that is how most are trained. Attorneys have to exaggerate and lie to win their most of their cases to receive a better pay

Leeland Lee is an awkward-looking young boy. His face is heavily boned, which he has gotten from his mom, his neck is quite thick and he has red-gold hair. His eyes are as pouchy as a middle-aged alcoholic. His nose is broad and lays close to his face.