Little Brother: A Narrative Fiction

He spins on his heel, turning to face Michael. It’s only then that Michael notices the height difference in a negative light. Before Michael loved the difference that gave him an excuse to rest his head on the other’s shoulder when they hugged. The difference that let him be the one to wrap his hands around the other’s back, rather than his shoulders. The difference that let his body fit perfectly next to Luke’s when they cuddled. But now the height difference intimidates him. There is nothing comforting in Luke’s height and matching heightened

He liked his accent. He liked what seemed to be a good heart. He liked the way he didn't treat him like a kid and the way he was unafraid to make mistakes in his new language." In this quote Michael expresses why he admires the rabbi and takes such a liking to him even though the rabbi is of a different religion and has different beliefs. Michael communicates that differences in religion should not have an impact on the relationship of two people. It is human nature to treat others the way one would want to be treated regardless of the differences in beliefs two different people may have. This simple fact of life is personified in every interaction Micheal had with the rabbi since the rabbi treated Michael as an adult and with a great amount of respect and kindness, in spite of the fact that Michael is a Christian and he is a Jew. Michael reiterates the kindness and respect embodied by the rabbi back towards him regardless of the fact that he may disagree with the rabbi's

In conclusion, Michael, who loves his son more than anything, tells his son not to leave them alone; however, Luke goes to a big city, and forgets about the goals he has been told to complete. He brings shame and disgrace to himself, and he loses everything he owns.

Michael’s gut told him that he should ask his mom, if she wanted to go. Michael kept calling the Smith’s, asking for help, and if it was the right thing to do. It was in that instant, that Michael was going to ask his mom if she would, come to this huge event. Michael texted his mom, asking if she would come? When she texted back, saying that she could come, and that she wanted Michael, to meet to meet her new boyfriend. Michael was so excited that she was able to come! He was also really scared, and nervous about seeing her new boyfriend, because of what had happened with the last one.

Luke does remind me of someone I know, but that someone is a character on TV. Luke is very betraying, he acted like he was everybody’s friend but he was really plotting against everyone. The person that is similar to Luke is Shane. Shane is from “The Walking Dead”. His best friend was Rick, the leader. He got mad at Rick but still acted like everything was fine. A trait they both share is they’re cunning. They both know how to plot and pull of something dreadful. They also tried to kill the main character but

In just the course of A New Hope, Luke’s character changes immensely. The critical incident that sparks a change of his

• Luke is shown in his room writing in his journal. Avoiding his mother’s call for dinner and continuing to write all through the night at his desk.

Jeff and Michael's numerous friends throw Michael a surprise birthday party at his apartment. Michael flirts with many of the women at the party, but his empty compliments and sexist clichés fail. It’s clear that Michael treats women pretty badly and says whatever he needs to say to get them to sleep with him. For example, in a scene at the Birthday party, Michael tells a woman, “I want to be the last person to take off your coat in bed tonight.” In another scene, Michael sleeps with Sandy only to save himself from being caught checking out dresses. The inciting incident happens after the surprise party when Michael walks his longtime friend Sandy home. Michael agrees to help Sandy prepare for her audition for a role in the soap opera "Southwest General." At the audition, the director doesn't even let Sandy read for the part because she doesn't look strong enough for the role. When Michael tries to talk to an actor he knows in the show, he learns that his friend left the soap for a play that Michael's agent promised him. George explains to Michael that it's impossible to get him roles because of his bad

“Hi,” A high voice calls from behind me. I twist around to see who it could be. A small boy in a wheelchair is looking up at me with a smile that could light up a city.

“Good to see you!” he said, “We haven’t seen you in a while. Do you miss it here?”

"Luke, Luke Conley." I say offering my hand. She mirrored my grim smile and took my hand, shaking it firmly. I took this time to admire her appearance.

“Hey, we are going to find him. Shay will be back soon and he will be able to find him, I promise.” Bender smiled at me, but it looked so forced that it almost made me feel worst.

She then tells him that Jason Finderman (minor character) is having a party, and asks Jeremy if he wants to go and do ecstasy with her. He agrees to, and asks Michael to go with him.

“Fine.” Luke’s husky voice spoke up. “Let’s watch her regret her choice later.” he mumbled under his breath.

“Yeah, you look like you saw a ghost.” said Luke in a concerned tone. Tanner explained to them what happened, just as he finished, his other friend, named Holly, walked up to him and said,