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John Feinstein's Foul Trouble

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In “Foul Trouble” by John Feinstein, the characters slackness and careless qualities contribute to the speaker's message that, he is a trouble maker, and always getting in trouble. For example on page 127 it states that he doesn't like or care about his grades much cause Danny says to Terrell.”Make sure to do your homework.” Terrell says, “ i don't feel like it” he replied. It shows that he doesn't care and that's what messes him up. Furthermore, he realized that he was ineligible to play because of grades. Moments later it showed that he cared then because he makes up for all his work and gets a scholarship to UCLA. Ultimately, this shows that he changed over the story cause beginning, he was a strong caring kid then. Once he was told,

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