Tangerine Paul Fisher Character Analysis

Venomously evil people have flooded and still flood the world, these people are affecting other people's life still to this day. Books can be processed the same way, evil characters in books can be compared to bad people in real life. These characters make it easy to be on the literature’s most hated list. These certain individuals will try to crush anything that is in their way to achieve their goals. Erik Fisher, a character in Tangerine written by Edward Bloor, can easily wind himself on this list. People like Erik not only try to achieve scandalous, cruel, and arrogant goals but they are also the way he treats other people is mentally sick. Luckily there are good people in the world too, For example, Erik’s younger sibling, Paul. People

Unwanted How does it feel to be unwanted, even by your own dad? In the novel, Tangerine, by Edward Bloor, Paul Fisher is constantly feeling neglected by his father. As the book goes on, examples are clearly shown of how Mr. Fisher respects his older son, Erik, much more than he does Paul. Paul’s Dad’s choices made Paul feel unwanted and pushed him away from his family, friends, and soccer.

Have you ever felt that twist and turn in your stomach as if you were about to be murdered by a maniac? Well in the book “Tangerine” by Edward Bloor there’s a lot of situation to deal with Fear, Heroism, and Seeing. Seeing is the most important of them all because seeing the truth has a very important meaning in this book. The main character Paul shows all the themes of the book but mostly fear.

This made Paul feel embarrassed, because Tino hadn’t done anything to deserve being hit and Paul was ashamed of his brother for hurting his friend. According to the text, “Immediately, faster than I thought he could, faster than Tino thought he could, Erik lashed out, smashing him so hard that Tino spun halfway around in the air and landed on the grass…. I tried to get Tino to come inside, but he wouldn’t. He wouldn’t talk to me, or even look at me…. What could I have done? What should I have done.” [Page 205-207]. This passage explains that this choice Erik made. Tino embarrassed Erik, teasing him about him falling on this butt in the mud at a football, so Erik, punched Tino in his ear, making it bleed. This affected Paul because the interaction made his friendship with Tino awkward. Tino thinks that Paul is like his brother even though he isn't. Also Paul feels embarrassed because he didn’t back up Tino and because he didn’t warn him of what could happen at his

Everyone has been misunderstood at one time or another. It’s part of the human life. Difference. Difference is what brings us together. Paul Fisher is different. In the novel Tangerine by Edward Bloor, the protagonist, Paul Fisher, is legally blind. Misunderstood his whole life. While he legally cannot see, he can see what others can’t. Or won’t. This has plagued Paul’s life and throws a shadow over his memory. His memory is holding Paul back. He has been told his whole life that he became blind from staring at a solar eclipse for an hour. But he can’t remember it. Paul and his family are now moving to Florida to start a new life. Paul’s zombies are following, waiting to come out of the shadows and finally reveal what they’ve been hiding from Paul. As Paul struggles with the secrets in his family and changing schools, he feels intimidated and misunderstood, but he soon learns that he’s been a coward all his life, but there’s nothing to be afraid of, and he begins to stand up for himself and

Do relatives or friends choose poor choices? In the novel Tangerine by Edward Bloor, character choices affect the main character, Paul Fisher. He is a visually impaired student who attended two middle schools in Tangerine County, Florida. He was influenced by other people around him. In fact, Erik, his brother, impacted Paul’s life largely by his choices. Erik’s choices affected Paul in many ways.

In the beginning of Tangerine, Mr. Fisher seems to be overlooking a lot of issues in Lake Windsor Downs. Some examples of things overlooked: the muck fire (previously mentioned), his boss, the weather, neighbors not following conduct, and so forth. All of these things that Mr. Fisher is overlooking are making Ms. Fisher annoyed. This makes the reader feel like she will be pushed past her limit.

“I’ve always been afraid of Erik”, says Paul. He says this because Erik Fisher’s choices and consequences greatly and negatively influenced Paul, the main character, in the novel Tangerine. From blinding him, to causing him to be ignored, Erik Fisher really shaped Paul’s life, in a bad way.

Have you ever made a choice before? Chances are you have, and the people in the novel Tangerine by Edward Bloor are no exception. The novel is about Paul Fisher, a kid with thick glasses, and the adventures he has in his new home in Tangerine florida. Even though Paul himself makes many choices, today were focusing on the choices made by his mother(Mrs.Fisher) and how they affect Paul. Mrs.Fisher often makes major choices that will affect Paul immensely, without Pauls consent or opinion.

“Life is a matter of choices, and every choice that you make, makes you.” -John C. Maxwell. In the book, Tangerine, Paul had most of his life based off of the decisions his older brother, Erik, made. Erik’s choices impacted Paul by not allowing Paul to feel safe in his own home, causing Paul to become blind, and hurting many of Paul’s friends.

First, Paul invited some friends including Tino to his house to work on their project. Once they were done they played soccer outside. After a while, Eric and his friend Arthur came back to the house where they found Paul and his friends playing. Tino went up to Eric after he had insulted him, and said, “A funny guy, yeah. I see you on the TV, and I laugh all the time.” (205) He also says, “Yeah. I really like that thing you do, Funny Guy, when you pretend

The book Tangerine By Edward Bloor is a Novel about the Fisher Family moving to Florida. Paul Fishers competition is Soccer Likewise Edward Bloor. Edward Bloor Was a soccer player when he was around Pauls age. Edward wanted the core of his story to be about soccer However his brother Erick makes his life Miserable.

Greg and from “The treasure of Lemon Brown,” is one of the main characters.He is a kid around kid middle school and loves basketball.In the beginning of the book we find out that Greg is failing math and may not be able to play basketball because the way Greg acts impacts his dad because his dad wants him to do good in school so he will do good in life.That is one of the two people Greg impacts in the story.Lemon Brown is another character that Greg impacts.They meet when Greg tries to escape the rain by going into an abandon house and meets Lemon Brown.They end up chasing away crooks after the criminals tried to steal from them.After this situation Lemon Brown realizes that he isn’t lonely anymore and that someone cares for him.

In A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, Walter Younger wants to be a “real man”. His dream is to become successful in business and make his family rich. However, when all his money is stolen, he becomes very pessimistic, abandoning the ideas of morality and dignity. At the end of the play, his son Travis inspires him to value his family’s pride over materialism. Over the course of the play, Walter’s view of manhood changes from someone wealthy and successful to a person who has pride and believes in human dignity.

Paris Trout lives his life thinking that he controls everything in his household including his own wife. For example, in Dexter’s novel,- “Paris Trout,” states that: “You are my wife” (91). This shows that Paris believes that in his domestic rule, he can do anything to his wife including beating her up and sexually abusing her. He have no mercy towards his own wife nonetheless some respect. In addition, from Dexter’s novel, - “Paris Trout,” states that: “ would you like some coffee? She said. Trout did not answer” ( Dexter 50). This shows that Paris doesn’t have any interest towards his wife in any forms because he doesn’t even want to talk to her. Paris Trout follows his domestic rule by not letting the wife have any power over their lives, the world that we built in together.