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El Patron Character Analysis

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When puppies are born from the same mother they tend to have similar traits such as color, birthmarks, and size. However, once they are separated, the experiences and type of owner they have will result in them being completely different dogs. This is an example of nurture dominating nature. Experiences determine who a person is growing up, not genetics. The way someone is raised, the type of schooling they have, and the friends they have all determine what type of person someone will be once they are grown up. The characters Matt and El Patron perfectly display nurture over nature. Matt is a clone of El Patron therefore he possesses identical traits. Even though Matt has the same traits as El Patron he is the polar opposite of him. El Patron

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