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Stephen Janeda Character Analysis

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Stephen Janeda, a student who currently attends Spanaway Lake high school is a very aspiring teenager. He enjoys running, playing video games, and practicing the card game called Magic. A question I asked him was what goal does he have, and he replied with “Being athletic so I can defend myself.” Another question I asked was what did he want to be as a child and if it changed. It took a while of him thinking quietly. But suddenly, he replied with “military… kind of...I 'm leaning towards Coastal Guard.” As a result, both of the answers combined, shows that Stephen really wants to be big and strong. By trying to be athletic from training in the military and playing sports. The reason for it is because so he can protect himself and others from

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