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An Under Dog Beterli Analysis

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An under dog is someone wHo does not have as big of a chance of winning as everyone else. he did not give in to bullying, everyone teased him but he didn’t let that bother him. he wants to prove himself. Beterli is an unlikable character because he calls keevan babe and bullies him. Beterli has never won for 8 years ever and teases everyone because that is what he thinks he can make with his life. MEnde helps keevan to go to the impression even though he is injured and not to give up hope. KEevan is probably thinking he was betrayed and that they wwere extremely judge mental and that he can probably not do it because that is what they said. He could not bring himself to kick beterli out of the competition. Wanted to show beterli up the fairway.

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