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Matty In The Messenger

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In the book the Messenger, the main character in the book is Matty. Matty is brave as a soldier and fearless like a tiger because he still wanted to examine the rest of the forest even though he knew that the forest was risky and dangerous ever since Gather was found dead in the forest He has a lot of confidence because of his ability to go through the forest and to bring Kira back to the village before they shut the border.Matty was also very selfless because he wanted to get Seers daughter Kira for him.He was also very compassionate because he cured Jean's dog and wanted to cure Kira and didn’t want Kira to know the forest was getting dangerous so he wouldn’t worry her.His persistent made him keep going through the forest even when it was

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