Mick Kelly Character Analysis

100 sideways miles is a novel written by Andrew smith. It is about a boy named Finn Easton who feels like he is trapped in his father’s novel because his father is a writer. Every thing that his dad has written about is happing in his real life This story is told through a narrator view. Most of the story takes place in the city of San Francisco.

John Grady Cole has a extremely mature personality that aids him in a positive way during the book. He is exceptionally different from his friends Rawlins and Blevins; He is a truly loyal friend to both of them. When Rawlins is trying to persuade Grady to leave Blevins behind the both of them assure each other that they would never leave each other but also Grady fights for Blevins to stay with them. When Rocha offers a job to Grady he is considerate to how Rawlins would feel and says to him “You just say the word and I’ll tell him no.”(McCarthy, 116) The job he gets offered was the job of his dreams, but he was willing to give it up for his best friend. Grady is independent which is shown from the beginning, most 16 year olds today couldn’t

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Mike Johnson is Mick’s father. He taught Mick everything that he knew from football. Mike was a phenomenal high school athlete, and just as good at college. He was expected to tear the NFL up however, Mike blew up in the NFL he was skipping practices and even getting in fights with other players. He got

Imagine you are a parent. Your child unexpectedly leaves with no explanation. Consider the pain and confusion it would cause. This is what happened when Chris McCandless set out on a journey to find the truth and to find himself. After McCandless had gone on the journey, he realized that happiness was only found when shared with somebody else. Chris McCandless failed to realize that pushing out certain people could cause more harm than good.

One may say that Chris McCandless was an arrogant fool considering the decisions he made throughout his short life. Others may say he was an incredible inspiration and should be honored beyond his death for his choices. McCandless may have made some questionable choices within his journey, yet he was nothing less of an inspiration to those who feel that they have not ‘found themselves’ and deserves respect for the impact he has made. Although he is respectable, he also had ample flaws that may have led him to his tragic ending.

James McBride went into a downward spiral becoming rebellious and troubled. His mother, Ruth, is a white woman who united with a black man. She always taught James about what was important in life helping him grow into a proper young man. Due to the race of his parents, James is a light skinned boy who has many questions about his and his mother's pasts. His lack of answers about his also late father and racial background has influenced him to make indiscreet choices. He allowed his lack of knowledge about where he came from to influence himself to a life of crime and poor judgement. He managed to involve himself with drugs and stealing along with forgetting all his morals and the importance of family.

Mick was a great husband and a great father, he never let anything get in the way of him spending time with his family and friends. Mick leaves behind much more than his baseball career, he leaves behind an image of what a true human hero is like and how to be humble even when it is hard to be.

A trait simply described as the overestimation of oneself can be a quintessential element in understanding a character’s downfall. People such as Chris McCandless, Oedipus, and Tiger Woods are key examples when trying to relate, understand, and analyze what we know today as “Hubris”. Tiger Woods can be viewed as a modern day example of hubristic actions due to his history of fame and fortune leading to a public downfall on his image. Connections that can be made between each of these characters describe the very nature of how a hero will ultimately meet their bane as a result of being blinded by their own flaws.

Life is pack full of choices that test an individual's nobility. To be unique and true to oneself, an individual must rise above the influence. In Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird, There are many choices to make regarding the character’s virtues or their reputation. Dolphus Raymond enjoys spending time with his family in privacy rather than being bothered. Atticus Finch and Tom Robinson both believe in benevolence instead of acting in a violent way and conform to stereotypes. When an individual is faced with societal pressures or being themselves, then they must stand their ground because if they do not, they will be going against their morals.

The main character, Wade Owen Watts changed a lot from the beginning of the book to the end of the book. At the start of the book when he was talking to Art3mis I got the feeling that he was a stuck up jerk who didn't care about anyone. As the story progressed he seemed to lose some of that indifference as he went through different stages. at first he had nothing, no money, no family, and no home. but as time progressed he earned a living and got a job in the oasis and started to feel better he even made a few friends and was happy. Unfortunately this didn't last long as he and his friends went their separate ways and became rivals in the quest for the egg. But at the end he gained it all back and more as he was truly happy for the first time

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Nick Carraway, or the narrator of the novel, is quickly shown at the beginning of the novel to be an educated, well-off, and prominent man in his family. Further on, one of Nick's best qualities is that he is quickly described as nonjudgmental, which is great since the novel is told in his point of view. At the very beginning of the novel, Nick states that his father once gave him a piece of advice that has stuck with him ever since. “Whenever you feel like criticizing any one . . . just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had." From this quote, Nick has developed a sense of moral justice and is told to be truly honest. Additionally, Nick is brought up as a

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