Will J. The Taste of Melon: Mr. Wills Character Analysis Nov. 17 2017 In ‘The Taste of Melon’ by Borden Deal, the character of Mr. Wills is written as a round/complex character. Mr. Wills exhibits three main traits throughout the story, and those traits do not change. First is his success as a farmer, second is his emotional personality, and third is his intimidating and frightening demeanor and reputation. While it may be easy to say that Mr. Wills is a dynamic character
planning on going after that melon yourself? ' ' Well yes, ' I said, ' As a matter of fact I was! ' " When the boys in the story are discussing the great melon that belonged to Mr. Wills in the story, Deal drops a sudden bomb on each reader. Throughout the whole story, Deal talks of the great melon that no one dares to steal, then out of nowhere, our main character decides to steal it. This big risk is the start of an exciting, adventurous story. Since one risk isn 't enough, Deal gives the reader risk
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