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Dylan Johson Analysis

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Backpacker Did you ever imagine to be able to live a perfect life? That is the case of Dylan Johson.Son of one of the most powerful families of the small town,Leavenworth.But all of this change when he decided to go to explore the world,he believe in a world outside of the town with the love of his life. Dylann wake up after dreaming about traveling around the world,from this came the crazy idea of being a backpacker.Th day start with his normal routine.Wake up take a shower, walk down the stairs and say good morning to his mother and brother.His father is a famous politician that is never with his family , they are constantly fighting about this.His brother Max,is his favorite member of his family, they are always together …show more content…

¨Did I did something wrong ?¨ he said.
¨No but think about the school our future.¨ she said.
¨Now think about the world all the things we have to visit¨ he said.
¨You are so crazy that is the reason why I love you Dylan.¨ she said. The next day , their airplane flew directly to Paris.Theyonly wrote a letter explaining their parents why they left and when they will be back.They had only 50 euros for a weekend.When they finally arrived to Paris , they start to search for a room , all the day expecting to found one.They did not foind anythinf so they decied to explore the city in the night all was like a dream.Walking in the city of love.Dylan took from his backpack one of his graffitis that said : ¨ We are backpackers.¨ They slept on the floor of the street.The next ay was a a disaster , someone stole their baggage.They were desperated , with out money,clothe,food or anything.When Dylan swa a man with their baggage.
¨Stop !¨ Dylan scream. The man start to run but Dylan is faster.He finally stop him.They went to a hotel the most cheeper.They finally have some

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