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Character Analysis Of Jack In Wonder

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In The story Wonder a main character named Jack shows how to be a good friend to the main character August. First of all Jack is nice to August. Second of all Jack sticks up for his friends. And finally Jack does not care what Augie looked like. The first reason Jack was a good friend was because almost anywhere August was Jack was right there with him. August counted on jack to help him when he needed it. At the beginning of the year jack was the only one who really cared for why August was touring the school. Also both kids goofed off together in class and had a fun time. Second of all, Jack protected august and stuck up for him. Like when Julian started calling august names and telling Jack to switch partners jack got physical. Even

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