Jake Cullen Character Analysis

Royce Peterson was forced to move away from his home, leaving all his friends behind. His mother dragged him to Victoria, British Columbia, to look after her elderly father, who was once a famous cellist. Once Royce arrived in B.C. he was sick with mono and missed a few months of school. At home, Royce felt lonely and isolated, and he spends his time watching T.V and organizing a plan to return to Nova Scotia. His plans were ruined when his grandfather, Arthur Jenkins suffered a minor stroke. Now he is stuck babysitting a grumpy old man.

Noah Underwood is the main protagonist of the fascinating novel, named Flush. Since Noah was a kid, he has always loved the outdoors and nature in general. In fact, he spends most of his time either fishing, swimming, or boating on the alluring seas. However, Paine Underwood, the father of Noah and a passionate environmentalist, sank an enormous casino boat which he believes has been illegally been dumping its waste into the waters. As a result, he has been arrested for the sinkage and also everyone thinks he is a psycho. Noah believes his father told the truth due to his goodhearted and honest nature. Also, he has noticed that the seas have been getting more filthy and mucky, which started happening ever since the boat set sailed. So, he becomes

Montag's determination and fast paced speed lead to further distancing of him and the others. His pumping heart felt like the constant beat of a pounding drum against his chest. The putrid smell of sulfur filled his nose with the stench of death and decay as the city grew near. Granger slowly catches up to Montag and with his voice cracking from the dust and heat says “here we stand at the gates of hell!” At this moment Granger with his knees weak from the arduous journey sat underneath from what resembled a once teaming underpass. “I remember joking about the cars that once filled this highway. I referred to them as ants marching in some meaningless manner, yet now I don’t even see an ant on this scorched pavement. Furthermore, I see nothing Montag, not even a bird singing, or even a

When Ralph realizes that he is on what resembles Ballatyne's Coral Island, he is thrilled, casting off his clothes in a gesture symbolic of his rejection of the restrictions of the life at the boys' school from which he has been evacuated. But, it is the voice of reason in Piggy, who immediately is concerned that order be established. However, he is ineffectual at creating this order because of his physical appearance--he has thinning hair like an older man, and also more like an older man, he is fat--and because it is Ralph who finds the conch and blows it, summoning the other boys. Moreover, Ralph seems more suited to the role of leader because he is "the golden boy," handsome, confident, and appealing as a model to the others, while Piggy is intimidated by the appearance of the red-haired Jack Merridew, leader of the choir in his formidable black uniform.

Ethan is a complete man, who loved his game. Football was his life and he didn’t know anything else. When a tragic accident left him injured, he was ready to give up on life. Blaming himself for everything that happened. He wanted to be left alone, quite and in peace. Then he met this simple and wonderful girl named Becca. Becca was a breath of fresh air and just what he needed. She opened his eyes again and made him feel things he thought he never could again, but when she wasn’t around he went back into feeling sorry for himself.

(lead·er /ˈlēdər/ - A person who leads or commands a group, organization, or country.) This is the actual definition of a leader, yet when thinking about a leader this is not what comes to someone’s mind. In today’s society the word leader has been tossed around an astronomical amount of times, and as this happens people begin to develop stereotypical assumptions about someone, or how someone should act. Such as an attractive, skinny, and opinionated male. Someone that stands up for what they believe in. Someone that can relate to the others. In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding we have multiple leader figures that show their leadership potential, some more than others. But who was the actual leader?

Just by looking at him, you aren't going to know that Dan Savage is a newspaper column writer for 'The Stranger,' that founded 'It Gets Better,' a multimedia organization to inspire and assist LGBTQ+ youth.

A survivor looks like a person, any person going through a difficult situation regardless of what that situation may be. Race, sex, religion, sexual orientation, mental or physical ability or lack thereof does not change what a person has gone through. A survivor looks like a student struggling through classes, a soldier fighting for his or her country, a parent dealing with the hate of a teenager. A survivor looks like a survivor, and a survivor looks like anyone and everyone. Each survivor has a wide range of characteristic they use to enable their survival.

Chris Patterson stood in the waiting room and thought about his former friend. He respected Jackson for what he accomplished because he completed the most astounding impromptu rescue mission of his life and the fact he actually managed to pull it off with no casualties except himself and the terrorist with the broken jaw spoke volumes about his character and courage. If this had been a war zone he would write a letter to recommended Jackson for the Medal of Honor for the incredible feat of bravery, courage, ingenuity, tenacity, skill and downright guts he showed in capturing the terrorists and saving the medical staff and he did it while gravely injured and nearly bleeding to death. Colonel Patterson knew the Israeli government would say something

Marcus and his team are getting ready for their last few practices, they are playing in the national championship game against the Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets. The group of kids on that team have not lost a game ever since they started playing tackle football. “Their starting quarterback ( Shane Kelly ) is supposedly going the Alabama and they are the number one team in the country and I heard he's getting a full scholarship to start for them,” Chris said. “Also James Kelly has a little brother ( James kelly ) He’s a better athlete than his brother and I heard he’s getting offers from Alabama, Oregon, Michigan and Texas A&M, and he’s only a freshman!” Chris shouted.

Danny Saunders, your not so average teenager. A child brought up in silence and born to be a Rabbi. In the novel, The Chosen, Potok had portrayed Danny Saunders as an extremely intelligent human being, capable of memorizing page after page of information with just a blink of an eye. With that phenomenal capability of being able to understand and take in so much knowledge, one would come to the conclusion that he was not cut out to be a Rabbi. Danny had unfortunately arrived to the same conclusion. He knew all his life he would never take his father’s position although he knew that it would be destroying a dynasty. He has relied on his brother to take his future position as Rabbi. From the day

Jake Grafton is the lead character in the Jake Grafton series of novels by American techno thriller writer Stephen Coonts. The first novel in the Jake Grafton series was the 1986 published Flight of the Intruder that received much critical acclaim and fast became an international bestseller.

What would happen on a deserted island if you and other kids only on it? Lord of the flies, written by William Golding based on the WWI. During the war about 2 dozen kids got on a plane to escape and crash landed on a deserted island. Piggy, a side character but important to the book, allegorically represents the smart one on the island a the one with the most common sense. Piggy believes that if they use science they will be able to survive, disregards the name calling, but when they didn’t let him do anything he felt useless.

The name’s Nicholas Johnston. Just another socially awkward teenager in the massive ocean of them. We all “sprinted” to the football field. The class sat around in orderly rows, as orderly as teenagers can. “Alright, today we’re playing football!” Coach Thompson yelled.

In the book Catcher and the Rye by J.D. Salinger, Holden is the main character and most people will call him unreliable but honestly if you think about it he’s not being unreliable to us he is being it to other people that he comes in contact with. He has never lied to us he is basically telling us the truth whenever he talks.