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Change In Crash's Change Over Time

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In Crash, Crash changes dramatically over time. When we first got introduced to Crash he was mean,stubborn and super competitive especially to Penn. The reason he is selfish is because he “shot Penn between the eyes” (Spinelli 14) . This quote proves he is selfish and aggressive. This quote says he doesn't care if someone doesn't want to do something or not. When we see Crash in the future he is even worse than before and more stubborn. For example, “at the dance he shoved Penn to the ground” (Spinelli 88). This says he hasn't changed and has become more aggressive. He is more of a jerk and he made a friend to bully Penn. He changed to being nicer. I said this because at English he said to Penn “I found your essay”I say it leads him to

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