Character Analysis Of August Matthew Pullman

Max struggled in school Before Kevin helped him, because he thought he was dumb. Kevin was Max’s tutor and helped Max with his reading. He told Max that each word was a piece of a picture, while a sentence was the whole picture. This gave Max confidence in his own ability to be a better reader. Kevin also helped Max so he could stay in his regular classes.

Ryan dean can 't even draw for fun anymore because he keeps drawing NATE(The Next Accidental Terrible Experience). Ryan is just a nomal teanager who is a senior at the age of 15 and goes to an all private school. Ryan has a funny attitude with a little sharp temper because when he gets angry he isn 't afraid to get in a fist

The youngest, Anthony has a learning disability which grants him most of the attention from both parents. With that being said, the middle child, Louie is disgruntled. The boy gets great grades, is involved in school activities, and has had a girlfriend for the past few years. On the outside, he seems to be very happy, but in reality Louie is not pleased with the situation in his house. Louie seems as

Charlie 's relationship with Algernon isn 't the best, Charlie 's hated him so much because Algernon kept winning in the test the doctors did with them. Later on being, two best friends. Going through this with him was his “friends” Frank and Joe. Them two have always treated Charlie with such disrespect because them two would always pull jokes on him call him names but Charlie never noticed. Luckily he also had good people around him during this time like Miss.Kinnian.

The book describes him as about 140 pounds and is five feet eight and a half inches. Gene Forrester is very smart and is competitive with his friends. He becomes very jealous of his friend and roommate, Finny. Gene isn't very popular and wishes he could be as popular and well liked as Finny. This jealousy leads him to do harmful things and leads to the climax.

As I read the beginning of chapter 12 Jem 's hit the middle school years, and everyone knows what that means: he 's angsty, moody, prone to prolonged silences broken by angry outbursts, and he all of a sudden thinks Scout should act like a girl.Also the story says that Jem is now the age of twelve, but he is now starting to get to the age where he doesn 't want to hang out with Scout and also feels annoyed. Also to add to Scout’s trouble, Dill will not be coming to Maycomb this summer, but Calpurnia eases her loneliness. What is even worse that Atticus has been called by the state legislature and to come into a special session and is away for two weeks.Calpurnia doesn 't trust Jem and Scout to go to church by themselves (there was a past

Evan Edwards impacts Barry’s life by starting a fire for him to seek God. Barry starts out as a poor, insecure teenager. He is bullied in all the schools he has been to. At his new school Barry meets a young man named Evan Edwards. Evan hates seeing Barry be bullied.

But today was the worst day of the week for Evan. For today was,” Confidence Booster Club Day”. He hated everybody in the class, including his teacher, because they made him president of the club, knowing Evan has anxiety. He usually either fell out in front of everybody, on a terrible

The main character of “Wonder” is August/Auggie Pullman. August is a 10-year-old boy and is attending school for the first time. August has long bangs that conceal his face to people, due to his facial issues. As for his face we do not ever get a description of his face, although he does use the quote “I will not describe how I look, but whatever your thinking it is probably worse”. This kind of gives me the idea that he has a deformed face, but not that bad, this line however contrasts to how the characters react when they see his face meaning that if a child happened to see his face it would give them the chills.

It was also fate that Wade was such an intelligent person in the first place. While Wade is in his OASIS Studies class, he says, “Today he was reading excerpts from The Egg Man, a bestselling Halliday biography that I’d already read four times” (p. 52). Wade devotes his time to learning all about the life of James Halliday. His intelligence and curiosity allows him to know what he needs to know in school, get good grades, and almost never pay attention during class. Because of his extra time during school, Wade can put even more time towards Halliday’s easter egg hunt.

The joy of learning is what unified the Walls family and is the source of the children’s most endearing memories. They would read together and bond over learning. Jeannette recounts her happier moments “after dinner, the whole family was stretched out on the benches and the floor of the depot and read with the dictionary in the middle of the room so we could look up words we didn’t know. (Walls 56-57) The Walls not only believed in a growth mindset; sharing knowledge was in fact how Rex and Rose Mary best expressed their genuine love and affection towards their children. Rex when sober taught his children geometry, physics, astronomy and how to convert their math homework into binary numbers.

Augusts wanted to go to a regular school after being home schooled for a while and he met his teachers but he was really nervous. After getting all of his classes, the teachers sat him next to a kid named Jack in every class, Mrs.Petosa had Jack show August around the school and immediately they became friends. Jack and August were walking around school and then a kid accidentally bumped into August and the boy said ‘Whoa”!. Jack and August were making fun of the way the kid looked after he saw August and a little later, Jack started making fun of Jack by saying “I 'd want to. I think you should get a secret squirt gun or something and attach it to your eyes somehow.

Some children would yell, “terrorist” or go as far as to say “go back to your own country.” In 2003, a student in New Jersey was continuously called “Osama Bin Laden,” and was hit on the head, which resulted in contusions. A week after that, twelve-year-old Gurprit Kaur had three inches of her hair cut off from the bottom. She attended a public school in Flushing, Queens. Students have had to move schools, states, and even countries as a result of getting bullied and intimidated by their peers. Profiling of those who seem Muslim, Including Sikhs, is still frequent in the United States.

Peter and other schoolchildren often bully Ender, who is always protected by Valentine. Colonel Graff uses a monitor to analyze Ender, and takes Ender away to Battle School after a bad fight with Stilson. At the Battle School, Ender

She found any excuse to punish Dave, while favoring her other children, and her punishments grew more demoralizing the older he got. Initially, she would slap him, smash his face into the mirror and make him repeat “I’m a bad boy!” or require him to search for hours for an item she had “lost.” But with time, her cruelty grew to include denying him food for days on end, making him sleep on a cot in the basement, forcing him to wear the same unwashed shirt and pants to school every day for three years, and referring to him only as ‘the boy’ or