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Nick's Dynamic Character In Scat

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In the novel Scat,the dynamic character is Nick. first,at the beginning of the story Nick used to be a person who was afraid of Mrs.Starch. He even used to be scared to raise his hand in her class,but that changed. He became brave when he climbed the tree just to save the panther’s life. Second,as the story goes he starts to lie and begins to skip school. He was dishonest for a good cause because he was saving a baby panther’s life,but after saving the baby panther’s life he goes back to his normal life. Lastly,he learned to like more people. At the beginning of the story he wasn’t friends with Smoke and he never used to like Mrs.Starch,because he thought she was a mean teacher,but as the story goes he becomes friends with Smoke and he starts

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