Wayne Character Profile

A few months later, everyone in school noticed the change from the boy who was constantly lost, to a boy who was outstanding in all of his classes and receiving merits from all his

Another well developed character is Wayne Westerberg. Wayne meets Chris after picking him up when Chris is hitchhiking in 1990. Wayne has very positive traits to his personality, he is very helpful. “I’ve given jobs to lots of hitchhikers over the years,” (Krakauer, 17) to help Chris, Wayne had offered him a job at his grain elevator, so Chris could have some money for his trip North. Not only did he give Chris a job but he cooked for him and gave him a place to sleep for a couple of days while he worked. “...why don’t you come on up to Sunburst, spend a night in the trailer?” (Krakauer, 17) This shows Wayne is helpful. Wayne is also caring, he cares for Chris and had written him many times after Chris had left and stopped working for him

His rebellious side may be the worst part of his problem. He doesn't care about school friends his future, nothing. He never really looks into his future. He runs away from school and lives off of a couple of buck and blows it on boo’s. He tell the doctor how he doesn't know if he's going to apply himself when he gets out of the hospital still being immature. He doesn't try and rejects the help that his parents are giving him through the hospital by not taking it serious. He does seem hopeful about getting out even though he doesn't know exactly when that is

My brother, Osvaldo growing up was basically a teacher’s pet and someone I looked up to. He would get good grades, enough to get him Honor Roll and Principal’s Honor Roll. He was always a hard worker, but it all changed when he went to middle school. He was always getting into trouble. He would have to do a weekly reports of all his classes and then turn it in to the counselor. When he went to high school, he was enrolled at Nogales. He was doing okay in school, up until the ending of his freshman year. He was caught smoking near the band room with friends, but took all the blame. That cause a lot of problems because he was kicked out and then had a court case.

Throughout high school he focused more on sports than he did on anything else. He especially loved football and was liked for his enthusiasm and pride. He also enjoyed acting and took the lead in several church and school plays. It was through acting that his classmates realized he wasn't the shy kid they thought he was. He became one of the most popular and respected students in his school, and by his senior

He believes he’s awful at sports. He broke one of his fingers playing basketball at his school’s gym. A few other things I learned about him is that his mom died by driving him to school. He was affected by this.

He started trying hard on studying English and everything that he was bad at. He went to after school tutoring class to improve his English class and stayed late in the school library to research. He was perfect at English in within couple months. And in within a year he got all A grades in every single class. At that time nobody said anything to him, no one made fun of him anymore instead all the compliments from everybody. In his senior year, he won a scholarship to Harvard University, he was the smartest kid in High school and he went to the best school in the World just for the smartests of the smartests. His life was already changed by the time he started

His past is like a vicious cycle. He constantly flunks out of schools, and is in turn

The book begins with a prologue describing one of Wayne’s lowest moments of his life when he was living in a foster home, known as Faith Farm, after being abandoned by his mother. Wayne was at a point where he lost his faith in God, hated his life, would cut himself, and pondered about suicide. With a bleak upbringing and a fortuneless life, it is understandable how a foster child in that position can feel hopeless, lost, and ostracized from society. Wayne’s decision to open with his worst of times is a testament to his understanding of the type of tribulations foster children face that many do not understand or acknowledge. It is a powerful opening which peaked my interest in learning about Jimmy Wayne’s

The chaos in this story comes to a climax when both characters come face to face. Wayne has apparently reclaimed his manhood, for he is seen with his bow uplifted and he is in hot pursuit of the buck. At this point, it seems as if while Wayne is in hot pursuit of the buck, his masculinity begins to manifest itself. At this point he is far removed from the silly-looking character who we first met at the beginning of the story.

Starts out compliant, does whatever his mom does -is actually really clingy- but then branches out into the world, the Outside

First of all, the main theme of the story is to be cautious to not judge someone based on his or her calm demeanor. Wayne seemed kind, calm, and friendly yet self kept. Growing up Wayne’s parent and brother said, he was the caring one and never liked seeing people or animals get hurt. Well to be honest the apple didn’t fall far from the tree in this family. Wayne's father wasn’t the best influence, he was violent. Although his mother was no better; she cheated on Wayne’s father and kicked the boys out of the house when they were in high school. So it’s no wonder Wayne ended up the way he did. In his adult life Wayne seemed calm but

He really had such a bad time while recovering from autism. By the end of the day, he recovered from this illness and became cured. His family was composed of four members including himself, his brother, and his parents. He describes American culture as weird and different from what the one that his parents and ancestors embrace. When his family came to America, his mother was struggling, and she was having a difficult time in getting employed. However, his father did not have that difficulty because he already had the skills needed for starting a new business in the new land. Now, he is a college student, majoring in biology, and he is hoping of becoming a zoologist. He has a part-time job by working as a cashier in a supermarket. Recently, his mother had quit her job, and she wanted from him to compensate for this by having two jobs and be a college student at the same time. He likes to associate with a lot of people whether at the job, school, or anywhere. This is because he thinks that he is lovely, friendly, and someone who is willing to make friendships that could last

This boy really opened my eye to what he is capable of doing. I don’t think I will ever forget him throwing his desk, walking across a talk and cursing at another student. He can also be very nice and helpful. He LOVES batman and anything that has to do with batman.

Batman is one of the many fictional superheroes which appears in the “American comic books” that is published by the DC comics. The character is a secret identity for Bruce Wayne, the only heir to Wayne Enterprises. Bruce Wayne swore an oath of vengeance when he witnessed the death of his parents;Thomas Wayne and Martha Wayne (Diamond, 2015). Bat man combats criminals in Gotham: a fictional city, with assistance from various characters, for example, his butler Alfred and Gordon; Gotham city police commissioner. Unlike many of the superheroes characters, Batman possesses no powers .Bruce Wayne trained himself intellectually and physically .it is from dedication to training he possessed the useful traits of physical prowess, martial arts skills, detective skills and indomitable will to fight for justice. Though his motive is to combat crime and protect people of Gotham city from criminals, the justice system in most of the times views Batman as a villain and vigilante. He can inflict fear to Gotham city criminals thereby bringing calmness to the city. I identify myself with the Batman character through his selfless will for justice, his strong determination to do good