Qualities of an Excellent Friend in Adventure Time Essay

Finny is a manipulative person to others and makes them do what he wants no matter what task they have to do. He doesn’t seem to care too much as long as it works out for him. Finny never gets

(52). Finny is so athletic with no fear, so he was able to jump out of the tree with ease. “I should have told him that he was my best friend”(49). Finny was always able to get his way out of everything he did wrong. He used words to get his way out of everything, but also his personality.

The darkest, gloomiest times can bring out the best in some people, however they usually bring out the worst. Before injury, Finny was thought to be strong willed and having good morals and values. After injury, he is self absorbed and only values the importance of himself. He has no pity for anyone or anything; he just believes that he is worse off.

We know that he wants to be heard, but is brushed to the side. We also can assume that he is locked in this scuba gear but is unable to make any verbal communication nor is he able to accept any verbal communication. The plunge into the water could have signified a parallel to his actual feelings. He is now completely disconnected from anyone around him and when he tries to resurface to get back to the world something forces him to go back under once again prohibiting his ability to speak for himself, much like how he was repeatedly disregarded and pushed away by his father earlier in the scene. Finally when we open our eyes up we see that everything assumed from just the audio is pretty true. In fact we learn that it was his father who kept pushing him under the water and preventing him to resurface where the rest of the party was.

Mark Smith has able to highlight that Finn had spent 2 years on his own, however he has never been truly alone, he had a friendly neighbour named Ray and his loyal dog Rowdy to support each other, but when Rose came into the picture, there was a new set of chaotic and dangerous challenges to overcome, Smith has proven that Rose needs Finn as much as Finn needs surfing to survive "I didn't know where you were… for all I know, you could've been… I was scared." This shows the amount of trust Rose puts into Finn that he will find Kas and bring her back. The author shows how Finn is developing into a more mature and effective young leader by suggesting the plan to sabotage the Wilder gang "that's for Rose you bastard" this is evidence that Finn is maturing, is brave and is

She sees Jake as an unintelligent, brainless, violence obsessed marine who doesn’t deserve a place in her program. As time progresses, Grace grows fond of Jake, his helpful tendencies and selflessness.

Jake is a [seemingly] mentally unstable drifter who wanders into town with muddled and fanatical plans for a socialist uprising. He seems to be bipolar and his tone is ever changing; from knowledgeable rationality to angrily aggressive in a split second. Jake’s first few weeks in town were spent at Biff Brannon's New York Café. After finally meeting someone that he could relate to, Singer, he decided to stay in town and takes a job as a carnival worker. He is obsessive in his aspiration to see the labor force rebel. Jake is the only one, out of all the main characters, who does not have one confidant other than Singer. Jake spent a substantial amount of time sharing his hopes and dreams with Singer. When Singer dies Jake has a very difficult

When Finn woke up from his dream he contacted his friend from school, Dillard Cole, and told him about the Disney problem. But his friend did not believe him. After school with his friend Amanda he went to the Magic Kingdom as a DHI, and met up with his other friends, Charlene a girl with sandy blond hair and blue eyes, Willa, a little geeky but smart, brown hair and blue eyes, Maybeck, an African-American kid, and Philby, with an Australian or British accent.

“I did have this idea, this feeling that when you were standing there beside me… But you can’t say anything for sure from just feelings. And this feeling doesn’t make any sense. It was a crazy idea, I must have been delirious. So I just have to forget it. I just fell.” (66) The feeling that Finny had, was the slight thought of his best friend possibly being the reason behind his fall, makes him This shows that Finny is starting to feel guilty and sad as he couldn’t believe himself for thinking about something like that, just judging from his feelings. “I’m sorry about that feeling I had.” (66) This indicates that the loyalty in Finny is preventing him from knowing the truth of his friendship with Gene; which is that he was actually the one who caused him to fall. Adding on, the goodness and authenticity of Finny’s heart is prohibiting him from believing; let alone thinking about a small possibility that his best friend would do something like

Gene goes to Finny house before summer break ends and tells him that he supposedly made Finny lose his balance

In chapter two, we start to see how Gene and Finny see the world. For example, Gene somewhat envies Finny because he always finds a way to get out of every situation. For example, the substitute headmaster, Mr. Patch-Withers was about to scold the boys for missing dinner the other night. Somehow though, Finny found a way to sweet talk the headmaster and get away with the whole thing. Another way Finny gets out of a sticky situation is when the substitute headmaster held a tea gathering with all of the students and Finny came to the party with a school tie as a belt. Instead of getting yelled at, he turns the whole thing into a joke and gets away with it. After leaving the party, Gene and Finny go to the tree and take a swim in the river. Gene was about to slip, but Finny catches him before he falls from the tree; saving his

Finny is out of school for a while and Gene admits that he caused this on purpose and Finny is distraught about

     Jake relates to the other characters only superficially because he only looks at what he can get from them. Jake wants Brett Ashley so that when he gets older he’ll have companionship. Jake makes fun of Robert Cohn to make himself look better than he is by

A friend is someone difficult to find. A friend is someone you can always count on when times are tough. The dictionary's definition of a good friend is a person attached to another by feelings of affection or personal regard. A good friend is there when you are struggling. For example, when a boy breaks your heart a good friend walks you through it and offers a shoulder to cry on. According to Bree Neff, a good friend is someone who is trustworthy, doesn't talk behind your back, listens to your problems, gives good advice and tries to lend humor along with his or her support. There are also bad friends, those who pretend to care and then turn around gossiping and starting drama. Good and bad friends are all around you, involved in

Later in the movie, once Jake had figured out that the avatars are nice and that the army shouldn’t (avoid contraction - should not) be destroying their land, he starts to refuse orders from Kernell (the army leader). Kernell was demanding that he told him important things (be precise - what are these important thing exactly?) about the avatars so it would be easier to destroy them, but jake could keep changing from an avatar to a human, so when he came back to the human life he would usually start to fill Kernell in on what happened but near the end he stopped telling him so he could save the avatars. He realised that the avatars were actually really nice and approving of him after a while.